Saturday, December 07, 2002 4:35:02 PM
Yes, there are a few different SEGA games in various casinos. I haven't tried the others as I have never been a card player, but I would imagine that they do utilize the very same programming and possibly have never been hit using the same system. Let me know if you have any luck there.
My local machine is set at 90%. Lots of others are set at 92% or as high as 92.7% That is the highest I have found. The only way to get access to that information is to open the access hatch on the lower back corner of the Sega and read it off the monitor there. The total $ in and total $ out is also displayed. As is the payout % and actual paid %.
My machine rarely moves 1-2 points off of the 90% before correcting itself. The farther away it gets it seems, the bigger the correction. That can be very good.
As for the horsepower game, Sungold had to delay the launch while they tried to figure out what happened. It was Easter long weekend and they called me asking a million questions. I helped them rectify the flaw and they flew me to Toronto to the Queen's Plate that year and footed my bill. I even traded the stock and made a little coin that year. As a footnote, I found another flaw in the horsepower game less than a year later, I'm not sure if that one is fixed or not. They were not very responsive to me pointing it out,lol.
taking things apart and breaking them is an old childhood habit,lol.
Robert May
My local machine is set at 90%. Lots of others are set at 92% or as high as 92.7% That is the highest I have found. The only way to get access to that information is to open the access hatch on the lower back corner of the Sega and read it off the monitor there. The total $ in and total $ out is also displayed. As is the payout % and actual paid %.
My machine rarely moves 1-2 points off of the 90% before correcting itself. The farther away it gets it seems, the bigger the correction. That can be very good.
As for the horsepower game, Sungold had to delay the launch while they tried to figure out what happened. It was Easter long weekend and they called me asking a million questions. I helped them rectify the flaw and they flew me to Toronto to the Queen's Plate that year and footed my bill. I even traded the stock and made a little coin that year. As a footnote, I found another flaw in the horsepower game less than a year later, I'm not sure if that one is fixed or not. They were not very responsive to me pointing it out,lol.
taking things apart and breaking them is an old childhood habit,lol.
Robert May
There are no good stocks, only good trades.
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