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Feb 25, 2020 Slot machines come in different denominations, like penny slots, 5-cent slots, dollar slots, etc. Dollar slots have bigger payouts, but more risk and you might hit your loss limit faster. Penny slots won’t bankrupt you, but you won’t win big, either. However, you can spend a lot of entertaining time playing. Megabucks(R) is a 3- coin dollar progressive slot machine that was launched in Nevada casinos in March 1986. The Nevada progressive system connects 691 slot machines in 160 Nevada casinos to a top jackpot that builds from a base amount of $7 million. The top jackpot is paid in annual installments, upon verification of the win.
From the same pdf it mentioned -- The 'Win Percent' for games provides a ratio which has been adjusted for effects of credit play. The 'Win Percent' for slot devices provides a ratio which represents the reported win amount divided by the total dollar amount played by patrons.
And for Megabucks its is highest.
1) Find the slot machine you plan on playing.
2) Take the money you plan to use, say, a $20 bill.
3) Hold one end in each hand.
4) Fold it over so the short ends meet and put a nice strong crease in it.
5) Stick the $20 bill in your pocket and walk away.
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Step 2. Tie it to your $100 bill with an end for you to pull it with
Step 3. Insert into slot machine and pull it out until you get free credits.
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Step 4. If it doesnt work, continue onto next machine until you find oneStep 5. Dont get caught
Without looking, I think the 'win percentage' is the casinos, not the players.
Correct. The higher the win%, the more that the casino holds.
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From the same pdf it mentioned -- The 'Win Percent' for games provides a ratio which has been adjusted for effects of credit play. The 'Win Percent' for slot devices provides a ratio which represents the reported win amount divided by the total dollar amount played by patrons.
And for Megabucks its is highest.
No. June's report here. The Win% represents the casino's win amount / total coin in.
To prove my point, look at months where Megabucks was won. The last time it was won was August 2016 at the Wynn.
You will see a consistent win % except in the month where it was won. By your logic, you would expect the win % to jump. It does the opposite. You can see that if you divide the Win % by the monthly win you get the coin in which remains fairly consistent month to month. You would expect that to change as the jackpot grows and by seasonal visitor variations.
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Statewide, all non-restricted locations, Megabucks line, Win% for month or quarter.
June 2017 - 14.16% - total coin in 5,024,000 / .1416 (win amount / win %) = 35.48m
May 2017 - 14.32%
Apr 2017 - 13.45%
Mar 2017 - 14.01%
Feb 2017 - 13.28%
Jan 2017 - 15.35%
Q4 2016 - 13.88%
Sep 2016 - 13.37% - total coin in 4,962,000 / .1337 = 37.13m
Aug 2016 - 2.74% - total coin in 924,000 / .0274 = 33.72m
July 2016 - 13.65%
Q2 2016 - 13.30%
Mar 2016 - 1.57%March 2016 winner
Megabucks and Penny slots in general are the worst games to play and it calls into doubt your loose slot list if you don't understand this. Megabucks runs at close to 85% payback to fund the jackpot.
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Megabucks runs at close to 85% payback to fund the jackpot.
I don't do slots, but if it runs at 85% to fund the jackpot, what does it run at over the long term, including the day that it pays that jackpot?
Do you really play that machine in the expectation of 85% return ignoring that jackpot, or do you pay it on the hope that the jackpot is included in your potential return?
The wizard has a great writeup on Megabucks at WOO here..