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What was I going to say before I was distracted by the boobs?
Oh, that's right.
The "win rate" can be roughly defined as a bogus formula:
House Edge x Distributions of Winnings x number of dollars wagered per day.
Obviously, if a casino has more people playing more often, more people are going to hit, in aggregate.
Now, let's say you have two basic slot machines, they both have the same payout table, but one is just looser. It's house edge will be smaller, and it will also have more "winners" than the tighter machine.
However, imagine one casino with all blackjack players, and one that's all slot players. The blackjack casino is going to have more people leave with more money than they started (because of the house edge), but the wins are not going to be as big as the big as the slots casino.
So, in summary, I don't think it really matters. Payout tables and game choice are the more important decision.
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