You'll notice this the most on Bonus Wheels, where the spots before and after the Jackpot symbol are much, much, much more likely to hit than the Jackpot symbol itself. So the adjustments to the payout percentages come through altering the pay tables, or through other bells and whistles* added to the game.Ĭontrast this with Slot Machines, where every spot on the reel can have a different chance of landing on the paylines.

That is, every card has an equal chance of showing up at any time. The thing about video poker in markets like Nevada is this: The cards have to behave like an actual deck of cards. The only thing I found from Nevada gaming commission is that they must pay back at least 75%. I tried to reach out to some industry experts, like the manufacturers and all the said was 'payback percentages are set by the casinos and they will follow whatever regulations from their jurisdiction. Other people say that some machines (in the same casino) will pay back 87% and others will pay back 96% and that the average of all the machines will come out to 92% (or whatever it may be) Some say every nickle machine will have the same 92% and the only difference is variance. The yearly payouts are published from the casinos, so this is easy to verify.ĭoes that mean that EVERY nickle machine will have a roughly 92% payback? I've heard different sources say different things. Penny slots might have a 90% payback, while a nickle machine might be 92% and a quarter machine might be 95%. It's pretty standard that the return to player will be different depending on denomination. If you feel like your submission has gotten caught in the spam filter, message the mods. Several Vegas trips under my belt by robyank88Īria, Tournament of Kings, CUT, Chappelle by /u/dispatch00Ĩ Days Family Vacation by /u/mcfuddlebuttįirst Timer from Arkansas by /u/DuckTalesLOLĪria, Dig This, Carbone, and Britney! by /u/ReginaldStarfireĦ Nights in Vegas - From Someone Cheap by /u/danlylesĪnniversary Trip: 4 Nights Encore by /u/AshleyDice

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