
Originally Posted by
shadow123
Hi
I played an
MG $10 torny at the weekend which had a $10 buy in and 100 continues at $5. I think the two players who ended up first and second used
up all the continues as the score difference between them was very close and neither played during the last couple of hours. I was in third place and did not have enough continues left to catch the top pair.
What I dont understand is why my remaining coin box was so much higher than the top two players boxes.
On a level playing field, the coin boxes should be within a few thousand of each other if all the continues are played as the total play time is the same
for all players.
I ended up with 13 continues left but the coin box way above the winners box.I had a below average feature rate so that did not contribute much to the box
I was running the torny on a bog standard PC but the reels seem to spin at the normal rate and there were no connection problems.
Can anyone advise what might cause this and is there anyway to increase the play speed (VWM ?)
It seems these two do NOT have the "bog standard" set up, but have tweaked their PCs for the MGS tournaments. This would NOT be necessary if MGS really DID let everybody have a "level playing field", and simply allowed players to purchase coins, with the ONLY time constraint being the start and end times of the tournament as a whole, forgetting about limiting each continue to it's own time limit.
The outlay for these players may not have been worth it, since this tournament had 100 continues at $5 each, an outlay of $500 ($510 including the buy in). Players doing this must CONSISTENTLY reap prize money in excess of their outlay, and this would make them "professional" MGS tournament players, and it would naturally follow that they would have a tuned PC set-up to give the best possible tournament performance.
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