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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Thanks Frank, I wasn't aware that any of the games at the M had previously reached the point where they had turned "positive." I published the chart from teh M which gave the approximate cash values of the royals that made the games positive and at the time, no game was even close.
A question about the M progressives: would you put a team playing them once the progressive on a particular game reached a positive amount? Or at what dollar value would you decide to play the game to offset the poor paytables and the risk that a non team member would hit the royal before the team does? Or, would you only play the progressive if the team controlled all of the seats?
thanks.
Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Thanks Frank, I wasn't aware that any of the games at the M had previously reached the point where they had turned "positive." I published the chart from teh M which gave the approximate cash values of the royals that made the games positive and at the time, no game was even close.
A question about the M progressives: would you put a team playing them once the progressive on a particular game reached a positive amount? Or at what dollar value would you decide to play the game to offset the poor paytables and the risk that a non team member would hit the royal before the team does? Or, would you only play the progressive if the team controlled all of the seats?
thanks.
The M is weird. 90% of the progression on the meter takes place before anyone plays it, and with no chance of anyone hitting it. There are no more large teams and there is no need to lock up all the seats or even any seat.
One can play this exactly like a non-progressive with 3x Royals basically everyday.
Walk in, play the highest EV meter for as long as you want. Walk out, go home, and come back the next day.
Since my last post, 3 more huge Royals have hit. One at $12,000+. One at $13,000+ And one near $15,000.
IT'S A VERY FAST METER!!!
As far as me putting a team on it, there is no need. My partners and I play at our convenience. We don't even bother to swap seats. We only partner to flatten out the fluctuation.
The M progressive is to "team play" what "casual day" is to a layer's office. We are still taking depositions and filling lawsuits, but we're doing it in jeans and a teeshirt.
~FK