Thank you, Lanie. That makes sense! And, it's not too complicated. It's
actually quite simple.
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On 1/21/06, Lainie Wolf <lainiewolf702@yahoo.com> wrote:
You can still figure it out at Coast but it's a little more involved.
If you're not a math person (and don't want to convert their points into
action), the easiest way at Coast is to go to the booth before you start
playing and ask what your coin-in has been month to date. Write this down
and then, note the time you begin playing. At the end of your session, go
back to the booth and ask again. You can then use the actual coin-in to
calculate your hands per hour.So, if you've played $5k coin-in and were playing single line quarters for
six hours, you would divide $5k by $1.25 (= 4k hands played), and then you'd
divide the 4k hands by 6 hours to get your play at 666.66 hands per hour.Lainie
Curtis Rich <LGTVegas@gmail.com> wrote:
Thank you, Lainie and Albert! Those are excellent suggestions.Of course, it will help if the machine lets me see the points being
calculated (not just "accepted" in the display). And, it won't work at
Coast Casinos.But, I will do exactly what you suggested the next time I play!
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