Johnny Zee wrote: "Let's look at the same loss level for a dollar NSUD player and a penny slot player. Dollar NSUD at 800 hph is $4000 coin in and $9.80 in expected loss from the game. A penny player at $0.50 per hand and 125 spins per hour is $62.50 coin in and an expected loss of $9.37 on the game."
I think you're on the right track, what you want to do is look at cost per hour, then compare that to the incentives you get. Some issues with the example you give: most players can't play NSU to that level, I think IGT estimates the average hold is about a percent, and obviously the penny player is going to get much better offers while the NSU player can get no mailed and then 86'd the first time they hit a taxable.
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