LOBO1971L wrote:
I was at finger lakes gaming & racetrack sunday.
the have double bonus video poker with a very
good pay table plus a matching bonus card.
800 -4 aces
400 4 2-4's
250 4 5-kings
full house 50
flush 35
straight 25
3 of kind 15
2 pair 5
jacks or better 5
does anyone know if this paytable is legit
or is set up like a regular slot machine?
I did get aces and did very well on the machine
The "Match Card" feature is a clear indication that this isn't an IGT
machine, nor is it LV-compliant.
My guess is that it's manufactured by a firm such as Alliance Gaming
(a unit of renamed Bally Gaming), likely under the SDG nameplate (a
subsidiary of Alliance) ... at least that's true of similar machines
in WA State.
The machines typically are run of a VLT system akin to an electronic
pull-tab. As such, the machines don't meet Class II specification
(which is strictly driven off a Bingo simulation). That means they're
Class III -- which doesn't necessarily equate to LV-compliant (and
thus an unfortunate description of machines which are LV-compliant).
In such a vp machine, you're dealt 10 cards from which it's possible
to form a hand that pays out a predetermined amount. If you take any
hold action which defeats forming that hand, a Match Card win will
surface that makes up the difference between your actual win and the
intended win.
It's unlikely that you will continue to do well with any consistency
in the future on the machine.
- Harry