Nope, that's not what he's saying. Read again the paragraph
beginning with "However." At MSS, all multi-denominational machines
will record player points at the lowest denomination value for that
machine. Hence, if you play a MD machine with the lowest
denomination option at a quarter, then you will accrue points as if
you are playing quarters regardless of what denomination you have
chosen. You will also, however, receive 1 1/2 points for your play
on dollar and up machines, so the chart is accurate. Database does
need updating to reflect the chart H Rumpole notes. Probably also
needs accompanied by a brief note re the lowest option MD effect.
BTW, the points earning chart displaying these figures is taped to
the counter top at the slot club's center window.
Pete
> $1 and up video poker - $1 coin-in = 1 1/2 points
> 25c video poker - $1 coin-in = 1 point
> 5c video poker - $1 coin-in = 1/2 point
>
> HOWEVER, if you are playing a multi-denominational machine,
> points will be awarded based on the schedule for the lowest
> denomination on that machine. That's why playing the 25c
> slant-top FPDW will only get you 1/2 point for every $1
> coin-in. These slant-tops are multi-denominational with
> nickels as the lowest denomination so you are given points
> based on the nickel schedule above.
Last Dec. I played a MG/MD (.25-.50-$1.00) for $1.00 and I got
$1.00
= 1 point. So are you saying there are no $1 machines for VP? If
that's the case then vpFree database should be updated to just
show
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "ruffeos" <george1451@a...> wrote:
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, H Rumpole <h_rumpole_ii@y...> wrote:
1/2 point for .05 MD minimum and 1 point for .25 MD minimum.