--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, 007 <007@...> wrote:
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> If the meter were 20% on each of 8 meters, so that the average jackpot
> was well into 5 or possibly 6 figures, would you say that they were
> giving up too much or would you say that the additional play that
> would encourage would help the casino's bottom line?
No, of course I would not say that. But it isn't 20%, it's 4%. I was fully aware of that when I made my comment about continued play.
So I still don't understand when you said they "must stop being profitable to the casino at some point". I don't get it.
If a single line quarter machine has 7-5 Bonus Poker (98%) on it with a 1% meter rise, doesn't the casino continue to profit regardless of whether the jackpot is $2000, $4000, or even $10,000? It's essentially like a continuous 99% game for the casino. No?
