You are correct. The pros all by themselves should almost be enough to keep the meters high and playable as they continuously chase their own tails.
Conventional progressives require close to 99% ploppy action to get to the 1% where pros will play them.
The way these progressives are designed the ratio is much closer to 50/50 and the pros themselves then act as pumpers for the ploppies, because they will always walk away from most of their MR. The active meter only gets 1/8th of the total rise.
There is no such thing as completely fair in a zero-sum activity, but this is about as close as it gets in the world if progressives.
~FK
P.S. I have enough suggestions now to come up with a new proposal. To free up vpFREE I suggest you send any additional recommendations to my private email.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Sai Sai" <gofastnismo@...> wrote: Im still lost on this. Even when the royals were in the mid $3000 range I only saw one seat taken on the dollar and none on the quarter. I must be really missing the time of day these people play. With the 4% meter rise and the pros running 40k a day each in action. Theyre making the meter themselves not from the countless ploppies packing the seats.
