On Sun, Jul 10, 2011 at 8:15 PM, Joe Kavanagh <cyberjoek@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Could one other option to put on the table is changing the way the meter
> rise is split? Easier / common games (JoB, BP, etc) get the lowest rate,
> the standard but more mental games have the current rate, and harder games
> get the fastest meter rise rate. It makes JoB profitable less often for the
> player but leaves it on there for people who are good value to the Casino
> and the occasions when the meter rise goes up far enough.
> -Joe
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This is the best idea I've heard yet, though I don't have the experience to
know how it would work out in practice. This way you get the casual players
who see a JoB progressive and just go for it regardless of how the jp is.
They're not going to do the math to see if it's better than 100%, all
they're going to care about is that it's a game they know with a progressive
jackpot. Since it's such a popular game, the added bonus is the experts are
going to have even more of an advantage on the harder games than they do
now. This is all in theory of course, but IMO it's a stroke of genius.
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