DesmondT wrote:
> Would the comparison between progressive VP machines and live poker
> tables be appropriate?
>
> In poker, the money generally flows from bad players to smart
> players and the casino takes a cut (rake).
That might be an apt analogy. The key distinction is that progressives with strong meters are more likely to induce some players to engage in behavior that alienates other players and creates floor management problems. (I'll let you use your imagination for examples of what I'm referring to.)
Given the general attractive prospect of progressives for a casino, I can only imagine it's this factor that discourages a more widespread inventory.
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