AI
Tuesday, December 17, 2002 10:53:55 PM
Hmmm, that might make it a slow way to make a few $$$$$ with a maximum wager of roughly $5 USD.
On north american machines the wagering cap is most commonly set at 20 credits. On a machine like yours it should be fairly reasonable to assume a postive cash flow of possibly 30 to 50 credits per hour. Now in the US and Canada, that is 30 to 50 dollars an hour, which is great for playing a game. In Venezuela, that would only work out to be $3 - $5 per hour which doesn't seem that good, but I guess it depends alot upon the cost of living.
DanRod, if a person won $5 USD per hour, would that seem like a very small amount or is the cost of living there much less expensive than up here?
Robert
On north american machines the wagering cap is most commonly set at 20 credits. On a machine like yours it should be fairly reasonable to assume a postive cash flow of possibly 30 to 50 credits per hour. Now in the US and Canada, that is 30 to 50 dollars an hour, which is great for playing a game. In Venezuela, that would only work out to be $3 - $5 per hour which doesn't seem that good, but I guess it depends alot upon the cost of living.
DanRod, if a person won $5 USD per hour, would that seem like a very small amount or is the cost of living there much less expensive than up here?
Robert
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