I don't know what "clout" is needed. They can add as well as us. They can tell that an 8-5 JOB machine with a 2.5% meter will make them money every minute.
They just don't want people "making money" on their machines by "outsmarting" them. It's as simple as that. That's why the Piggy Ban type games are gone-they did nothing but make money for the casino too.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "bobbartop" <bobbartop@...> wrote:
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> I was just listening to last night's Bob & Frank Show and they brought up a thread/question recently mentioned on VPFree by Nightoftheiguana. Iguana had asked the question how to get casinos to put in high-meter progressives.
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> Bob & Frank made a good point that it is difficult to make suggestions to casino execs because of the perceived adversarial relationship. In other words, they don't trust us. lol
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> I think that's a pretty good point, and I don't see how that would ever change. There's probably always going to be mistrust between players and casinos.
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> My point in posting this is what if somehow someone was to take another avenue to trying to convince the casinos that it is in everyone's behalf. What about the slot manufacturers? Would the casinos listen to them? Could someone who has clout with the manufacturers like Bally and IGT, etc., convince them to convince the casinos?
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