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mickeycrimm

If the casino's paytable is anything like the one the Wizard analyzed here you will need to bet three coins because the relative payouts the non-jackpot prizes with 7s are also increased with the 3rd coin. The example he showed jumped the 2 coin return from 85.43% to 89.09% for 3 coins. That wasn't all due to the jackpot.

To be clear, I was talking about the Blazing Sevens three reelers, not the video line game that Wiz analyzed.

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tringlomane

To be clear, I was talking about the Blazing Sevens three reelers, not the video line game that Wiz analyzed.

Right. Same concept does apply though. Betting less than max costs you more than just the progressive.

mickeycrimm

I don't know if you guys have ever heard of Tuna Lund or not. He died a couple of years ago. He had a lot of knowledge about slot progressives. His team played slot progressives along with video poker progressives. I would occasionally see a team member on the $5 Blazing Sevens around Reno/Sparks/Carson City/Tahoe when the meter was above $7,000. I would have to assume the ones they played were the 97%'ers.

'Quit trying your luck and start trying your skill.' Mickey Crimm

AxiomOfChoice

I don't know if you guys have ever heard of Tuna Lund or not. He died a couple of years ago. He had a lot of knowledge about slot progressives. His team played slot progressives along with video poker progressives. I would occasionally see a team member on the $5 Blazing Sevens around Reno/Sparks/Carson City/Tahoe when the meter was above $7,000. Texas holdem best starting hands chart. I would have to assume the ones they played were the 97%'ers.

Right, that is why I think that we are talking about different machines. The page on arcadehistory says that the progressive starts at 1500 coins. Maybe it is mistaken, or maybe it is talking about a different machine, or a different setup on the same machine.
The one that you are talking about starts at 1000 coins, I think. If the jackpot hits 1 time in 4096, then a $5 machine at over $7000 (over 1400 coins) would add 1/10 of 1 coin to your EV, ie, over 3% on a 3-coin bet. So that would make sense -- that is the point that a 97% machine would become a good play.

mickeycrimm

Yes, the ones I'm familiar with the quarters started at $250, dollars started at $1000, and $5 started at $5000.

'Quit trying your luck and start trying your skill.' Mickey Crimm

AxiomOfChoice

https://treeback.amebaownd.com/posts/17945052. Yes, the ones I'm familiar with the quarters started at $250, dollars started at $1000, and $5 started at $5000.

The real question here is, if I see one in a casino, how do I know what the payout is set to? The jackpot might make it a good play if it's set to 97% but not if it's set lower.

mickeycrimm

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The real question here is, if I see one in a casino, how do I know what the payout is set to? The jackpot might make it a good play if it's set to 97% but not if it's set lower.

That's the reason I pretty much steered clear of them. But one situation developed at the Cal Neva in Reno where I got to track the payback of their Blazing Sevens progressives. Everything is so computerized today and I haven't been to Nevada in 7 hears so I don't know if this is still applicable. You've probably occasionally seen someone with a clip board walking through the casino and recording the coin in/coin out meters. I was on a video poker play in the Cal Neva when two employee's were walking along recording the coin in/coin out meters. One was calling off the numbers and the other was writing it down. When they got to a Blazing Seven machine the woman looked at the top screen and started calling off numbers. I was curious as to how she could see the meters without opening up the machine. So I walked over and took a look.
They had scratched off just enough paint to where they could see the meters without opening up the machine. They had done this with other machines too. I got to track the Blazing Sevens for payback. They were returning only around 90% and the meter ran at just a half percent. So it was a no go.
In DRich's picture the meters are located in the lower left hand corner just below where it says 'Slot Tickets.' Of course the paint hasn't been scratched off in the picture.

'Quit trying your luck and start trying your skill.' Mickey Crimm

AxiomOfChoice

Hmmm, good to know. I wonder how common this is? I'll keep a lookout for it.

mickeycrimm

Hmmm, good to know. I wonder how common this is? I'll keep a lookout for it.

Not real common but it never hurts to look.

'Quit trying your luck and start trying your skill.' Mickey Crimm

100xOdds

Quote: DRich

Most Blazing 7's machines are what we call 'Buy a Pay' meaning that more combinations pay when playing each coin. Check the paytable and see if the third coin makes other pays available. In either case it is still probably better to play the third coin. 98% doesn't surprise me at all for some $1 Blazing 7's. In the old days that used to be one of the best paying games in any casino.

98% sounds high. Any idea how often the progressive hits?
I saw the actualy game today,.
the sign says 'UP TO 98%'
WTF does up to 98% mean?! do that mean when the progressive is at 98%, it's a guarantee hit?

Craps is paradise (Pair of dice). Lets hear it for the SpeedCount Mathletes :)

100xOdds

Casino is advertising 98% but I can't find any info on it.
Highest return listed on the arcade site is 97%.
Also, is it worth it to put in the 3rd coin if the progressive is near reset ($1000)?
2nd coin = $500
3rd coin = progressive
Seems to keep variance low to stick to 2coins?

Craps is paradise (Pair of dice). Lets hear it for the SpeedCount Mathletes :)

DRich

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AxiomOfChoice

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