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**Reel Slots** Gaming Machines => IGT S and S-plus Reel Games => Topic started by: Andys35 on May 25, 2014, 09:42:24 PM
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Hi my friends.
I am looking better payout chip for my Igt S+ triple triple diamond . I ve SS6767 and its really getting hard to hit higher number payoff with one payline.
The question is which SS chip do i have to pay for this . A i have to look at on the upper list SS7691 or below the list SS8146 - SS8147.
Whatever it is anyone have it ?
Thanks.
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The higher awards (red 7s, and higher combinations with the Triple Triple Diamond logo) are going to be tough to hit with any of the chips. Typically, the only difference between different percentage chips are the number of the mid-level symbols on the virtual reels (frequently the bar through triple-bar symbols).
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Hi Knagl
[size=78%]I totally accept that there might be no difference. Thanks for all of member warning. i want to buy this and keep my thoughts relax :)[/size]
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Slot math in this case is simple....
the RNG (Random Number Generator) picks 3 numbers.
If the numbers match a winning combination in the paytable .... you get paid.
There is nothing but "probability" that a chip will give you back a certain percentage over a large number of spins.
Ie flip a coin ... probability of either side coming up is 50/50. Flip the coin 10 times and you may get 8 heads and 2 tails....Flip it 10 million times and you will likely come close to the statistical 50/50.
The paytables contain winning combinations. Lower wins are more populated in the reel table than top wins.
In 7 simulations of 10mm spins the maker of the theme has proven that the %% of the chip will be met or exceeded - this is based on 3 random numbers being selected for each spin.
It is possible that the machine still makes its payout %% and never ever (ever) hits the top award.
There is a S+ machine at the MGM grand - complete with its own web cam, been there 20+ years.
Its Never hit the top award.
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Wow ! What a machine :)
I hit 720 first time in a 2 months :)