Hello Trance. This question relates to C/B3/B2 UK markets.
There are many games in the U.K. that have progressive Pots. What I want to know is how the maths is calculated when the pots reach their capacity.
Centurion now has pots, when these pots reach their maximum, where does the money that's fed into them go? As they don't have a reserve pot.
I remember having a conversion with Steve who works for Greentube saying that it becomes potentially positive ev to play the game once the bronze pot reaches a ceratin amount.
I just don't feel like games such as money mad Martians, rainbow games, Reel King Potty put the feed into the pots anywhere else when the pot levels have increased to their maximum.
The most interesting game by far was the BetDigital Mega Pots, which awards players the pots between win ranges, which obviously makes it a lot easier as a player to decide which unit to play.
I don't see why more manufacturers adopt this? Project have released a mega pots version of their game, but the win range is that large, it's near on pointless in order to gain an advantage unless it's very close.
I think there's a market online for these type of slots for small staking players, like a pot that has to drop by say £100, it's not much money, but gives an element of fun and sense of community.
Lots of questions there about pots.
Rob