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The 100 play machines at Mike and Don's did replace 8 of the
multistrike machines. These are the sit down, flat tops near the
kitchen. The other multistrikes along the walls, slant tops, are
still there.
These new 100 plays are $0.01, $0.02 and $0.05 machines.
The penny and 2 cent are short pay schedules.
MS bounceback is still a mystery.
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The 100 play machines at Mike and Don's did replace 8 of the
multistrike machines. These are the sit down, flat tops near the
kitchen. The other multistrikes along the walls, slant tops, are
still there.These new 100 plays are $0.01, $0.02 and $0.05 machines.
The penny and 2 cent are short pay schedules.
So they are *NOT* like the 2nd floor uprights on which you can play
BDLX (99.64%) for $.01 ? Don't think I'll be playing any 100 play
games at $25 a pop anytime soon.
Any changes to the bartop games or the associated ergonomics of
playing them?
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MS bounceback is still a mystery.
So they are *NOT* like the 2nd floor uprights on which you can play
BDLX (99.64%) for $.01 ? Don't think I'll be playing any 100 play
games at $25 a pop anytime soon.
Yes, that's true. The penny and two-penny pay schedules are very bad
and bad, respectively. If you can't get at your 100 penny BDLX
downstairs, of course, you could play 20 hands at a time up at the
sports bar.
Any changes to the bartop games or the associated ergonomics of
playing them?
Not that I noticed. But I did see a guy hit the progressive royal.
And then 4 Aces on DDB while he waited to be paid.
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> MS bounceback is still a mystery.