Can someone explain to me what this game is and how it is played at the Pepp?
Mike
Mr. Money's challange machine
From: Mike aclin <aclinml@yahoo.com>
Can someone explain to me what this game is and how it is played at the Pepp?
It's a big kiosk near the slot club. To play, you must have a coupon (either directly from a the daily swipe, or given to you by a slot attendant for meeting the requirements on some other coupon).
When you play the game, there's an 8x8 grid of boxes. You choose a box from the bottom row, and it has a $ amount in it. At any point after this in the game, you can choose a box in the next row or you can bail out. If you pick a box on the next row, it will either have a $ amount, or will end the game. if you pick a box that ends the game, you are awarded the total of the other boxes you've revealed. If you opt to bail out, you are awarded the total of the boxes you've revealed, plus a bonus amount which is dependent on which level you bailed out on. On the first row the bonus is 0, then 5, 10, and increasing in larger steps up to 500 if you successfully pick $ amounts on all rows.
When the game is over, you are issued a ticket for the amount you've won which you take to the slot club, and they will put that amount of free play on your card.
It's hard to estimate what the value of this game might be for a player and what the correct bail out strategy might be as the results seem to be dependent on the card level or play level of the player.
Mondays at the Peppermill, they run a Mr. Money's Challenge contest - while in the contest mode, the machine is not available for regular play. In contest mode, instead of collecting $ amounts you are awarded points, and the top point earners are awarded prizes (I forget the exact time, but it's early evening, and you must be present to win).
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