I was offline for about 7 weeks....and when I get back the M progressives are gone, and Frank quit the radio show and moved to Australia. What's going going on around here? Can't I leave you guys alone for a couple months without every thing breaking down?
On a serious note, from all the posting activity I've seen on the M progressives, It appears that that bank was getting a tremendous amount of action. For those of you who played it could you take the time to fill us in?
1. How many machines were there?
2. Was the bank getting round the clock action?
3. Does anyone have any idea of what the average daily handle was?
4. Was it the busiest bank of machines in the house?
This is just guesswork but it seems to me that this bank would have attracted well financed and seasoned vp players who were probably cranking out a 1000 hands per hour or more each.
Theres only 3 possible scenarios:
A. The house was making some good money.
B. The house was losing money
C. The house was making a little money but figured it wasn't enough so they chopped the payscale.
I think we can nix scenario A right off the bat. They wouldn't pull it down if they were making good money. That leaves B and C.
So they chopped the payscale and it went from being the busiest bank in the casino to the slowest? Is that correct?
Their profit margin darn sure went up! Now they are getting 100% of nothing! But at least it's a hundred percent. ROTFLMAS!
