Sorry that this is not a VP-centric question, but this is the group
that I believe can help me understand it the best.
I have a slot machine payback question.
Most experts explain / agree that slot machines' payback percentages
get slightly better as the denominations increase. So $1 slots pay
slightly higher payback than $.25 which pay slightly higher than $.05,
etc.
So with the proliferation of "penny" machines, which you can play as
little as a few cents or as much as $50 in one pull, where do these
machines stack up on this frequently accepted scale? Am I playing a
penny slot or a dollar slot? Could it be possible that the payback
percentage is being calculated based on the level of coin-in for each
pull? Or, are these machines' paybacks set at the manufacturer just
like any traditional reel machine is?
Thanks,
Scott
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