In a message dated 8/26/06 12:36:32 PM US Mountain Standard Time,
tdubnik@alltel.net writes:
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While this is generally true, how many "mistakes" have been discovered by
the people on this and other boards?I once found a game called "King of the House" that paid 100 coins for a
full house. The mistake was that it was supposed to pay 1 for two pair but
it was set to pay a normal 2. At the time this game was paying out 103% and
it was available on 3 play dollars. I made a mint on this machine before the
mistake was discovered.
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It sounds like Winpoker for Windows 95 could have handled that game. It is
the extra Aces, Free Rides and winking Jacks that complicates the issue. Just
what will LED and friends come up with to entertain the masses?
So this "King of the House" game should have just paid around 90%? But it
coughed up 103%? Where the heck was this that a 13% expected return
differential was not noticed?
BS
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