On Apr 16, 2012, at 4:17 PM, tomflush wrote:
> If you cash out, you get a surrender value - which is really small
> compared
> to the big bucks you put in to get to spin the wheel. If you run
> down to
> zero and walk away, an interloper ( aka advantage slot player ) can
> claim
> your prize by either hitting cash out or putting a buck in , and
> hitting
> cash out. Not sure , but that might make sense and the timeout may
> be 10
> minutes...Tom
>
NO timeout.
Just put in $1, and hit cash out.
When there are only 1 or 2 slices, it may be better just to cash out.
I've only done this once so far. I think it was $9 on dimes.
The average bonus is 900 coins ($90 for six slices). ...for six
slices. (e.e. $15/slice).
So $9 instead of $15 is a little light, but fairly close.
Mitchell
P.S. $9 on dimes would be $90 on dollars (for each slice).
Kind of a sizable payout for no risk...
What I'm wondering is when it's more advantageous to play (3/4/5
slices); e.g.
a) 5 slices on dimes....cash out for $45
b) ....or play on for an average $90 bonus.
