Slot Machine Par Sheets
Posted By admin On 29/03/22Par Sheet A par sheet is a document that details how a particular slot machine is designed, including the pay table, reel strips, and any other pertinent information to rules of the game. I've hard various theories where the 'par' comes from the most plausible, in my opinion, are: An Acronym for Pay table And Reel Strips. Mills Model M Machine Parts and Service Manual. PAR sheet for Fourth of July. Example of a Bally Bally SMI Sheet (PAR Sheet) in PDF format. PAR Sheet possibly for a Double Bucks machine in PDF format. Coin Mechanisms, Inc. See National Slug Rejectors and Coinco below. Bally V-1088 and V-1090 Operator Instructions Manual. Every slot maker creates a 'par sheet' that lists the symbol frequency and the paytable. This allows the payback to be calculated, and a programmer to write the computer code. Slot manufacturers guard these par sheets religiously, for no good reason.
You can find the complete collection of practical results in the book The Mathematics of Slots: Configurations, Combinations, Probabilities, for 3-reel, 5-reel, 9-reel, and 16-reel slot machines. 3-reel slot machines The 3-reel slot machines could have the following common configurations of the display: 1 x 3, 2 x 3, 3 x 3. The standard length.
Saw lots of people playing this game, both NightLife and Diamonds variations.
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out of curiosity, want to know what the various Return % settings are.I’m not sure how you would go about that without having any contacts.
I have a feeling the 'secrets' (i.e. what you would find on a par sheet) to a slot machine are handled the same way.
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I think if you tipped a slot technician very well he might tell you what return any given game is set to. It's quite another matter to get the par sheet, which I don't know why a recreational player would want anyway.
how else could I get what the various Return % settings are?
maybe the par sheet isn't what I want?
maybe the marketing summary sheet is what I need?
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how else could I get what the various Return % settings are?
maybe the par sheet isn't what I want?
maybe the marketing summary sheet is what I need?
You just need the theoretical return. A slot technician would be able to get at that easily if he wanted to.
You just need the theoretical return. A slot technician would be able to get at that easily if he wanted to.
That's not always true. Sometimes casinos put the par sheet inside the machine, some don't. A regular slot tech wouldn't normally have access to the numbers if they are not in the machine. It would have to be a higher lever tech or Supervisor with access to the Slot Accounting System.
Also, even if they do have access, not many would be willing to share that information and risk their job for $20 or $50. They would most likely be terminated with no warning if seen or found to be sharing that info.
If it was that easy, par sheets would be all over the place.
ZCore13
https://www.sggaming.com/games/WMS/class3/VIDEO/Lock-It-Link-Night-Life-4060
Saw lots of people playing this game, both NightLife and Diamonds variations.
out of curiosity, want to know what the various Return % settings are.
On the Night Life game the marketing materials say there are five different pay schedules from 87% to 95%.
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As for legally finding a PAR sheet as a member of the general public with no relevant contacts, that happens either by complete accident or by someone's carelessness.