Why are higher denominations often short-pay

[Lee_Crowell1]

Because casinos still prefer to have low-denomination games with

higher house edges.

I'm not the math whiz that many are around here, but it seems straight forward to me- they hold more on the lower denoms because they don't return as much. .05 return on a $1 machine is .25 per hand (max coins)- on a .25 machine that is only what- .06? And on a nickel machine that is only a penny? That seems pretty straight forward why.....

Any one else? Thanks, Lee.

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[deuceswild1000]

To me the answer contradicts(or at least not answer) the subject
line. Maybe my math is screwed up also

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Lee Crowell <lee.crowell@s...> wrote:

>Because casinos still prefer to have low-denomination games with
higher house edges.