ok be patient stupid question. If I am playing on a JOB progressive and the paytable says the same as a non-progressive where does the progressive come into play?In english what is the difference and are they (the odds) a better pay or worse?
progressive vs non-progressive
the RF payout (at least) should be a meter. are you playing 'full coin'?
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On 4/30/07, toddfichter <toddfichter@yahoo.com> wrote:
ok be patient stupid question. If I am playing on a JOB progressive and
the paytable says the same as a non-progressive where does the progressive
come into play?In english what is the difference and are they (the odds) a
better pay or worse?
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If the paytables are the same and one has a progressive
royal and the other doesn't, then the one with the progressive
is a better play.
The difference is that you will get 4000 coins if you hit a royal
on the non-progressive (when playing 5 coins) and you will get
more than 4000 coins (how much depends on how high the
progressive is) on the progressive machine.
The extra payout for a royal results from continuously taking a
small percentage of the coin-in and adding it to the amount paid
for a royal.
vpFae
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On 1 May 2007 at 1:38, toddfichter wrote:
ok be patient stupid question. If I am playing on a JOB progressive
and the paytable says the same as a non-progressive where does the
progressive come into play?In english what is the difference and are
they (the odds) a better pay or worse?