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Hi Paigowdan
I've been going through the archives here on the Game Inventors Corner, and yes most questions have been answered. It's an absolute goldmine of information.
You were actually one of the member's i was thinking about PM'ing for advice, if that's ok with you?
Sure, I'd be happy to do what I can, of course.
Absolutely!!! The magic number is on page 83!!! ;)Quote: ShineyShineHi doubleluck
Thanks for the advice. I assume you're speaking from experience when you say that Eliot is absolutely right regarding the 'Be rich' section. Do you mind me asking how much you spent on Riverboat Roulette? I understand if you don't wish to disclose that information.
Quote: doubleluckAbsolutely!!! The magic number is on page 83!!! ;)
Thanks! The high figure i assume?
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Shineyshine, Add another $10 to that figure!Quote: BuzzardDon't trust him. Keven still owes me $10 for shilling for him at G2E in 2012. My collection agency suggested I confront him personally, and told me where he might be found :
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Nope, not quite the high figure...but a little more than the low one.Quote: ShineyShineThanks! The high figure i assume?
Quote: PaigowdanSure, I'd be happy to do what I can, of course.
Ok thanks.
Congrats on Golden Gate placement.
I checked with Accounting & Finance I was informed you were overpaid by well over $10 on your travel voucher from Basic Training to Tech School.Quote: BuzzardKevin will probably have me re-enlist to get that $10. Once a bounty hunter, always a bounty hunter.
Congrats on Golden Gate placement.
Thanks for the Congrats! The folks at the Golden Gate also told me that they would have never put the game on their floor had they not seen you playing it at G2E.
http://www.worldgamingmag.com/en/gaming/baccarat/item/8138-the-need-for-speed
Quote: nickolay411You may want to read this... Macau's got a limit on how many tables a casino can have. Maybe a strategy developed around this ruling might be a good play.
http://www.worldgamingmag.com/en/gaming/baccarat/item/8138-the-need-for-speed
Thanks nickolay, very interesting article.
Quote: beachbumbabsIt's kind of a truism everywhere, that casino floor space is limited, and for your game to get placed, it has to beat at least the worst-performing game on the casino floor. Having regulations over the casino just reinforces that limitation, IMO. That said, I hope this trend of enormous, stadium-presentation gaming doesn't totally eclipse the smaller, 5-7 player tables; it's just more fun at a smaller grouping.
I agree, it has a mass market 'production line' feel to it. I'm sure the smaller tables will survive at the mid to high stakes though.
How is the No-Commission done in FAB? anyone knows?Quote: nickolay411You may want to read this... Macau's got a limit on how many tables a casino can have. Maybe a strategy developed around this ruling might be a good play.
http://www.worldgamingmag.com/en/gaming/baccarat/item/8138-the-need-for-speed
Quote: UCivanHow is the No-Commission done in FAB? anyone knows?
I imagine Bank winning with a six pays half, but don't know that for sure.
Quote: UCivanThanks. I understate there are many ways to accomplish this, just wondered which one they chose.
Dont take that for the gospel as to how they do it there, just the method i'm familiar with. Out of interest, what are the other ways used?