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[Da_Gambla]

I understand your point. But take for example. Grand Casino before Katrina hit Southern Mississippi had 2 casinos in the area. 1 in Biloxi and the other one in Gulfport. Though they was part of the same company. The slots pay out in Biloxi was set something like 98.7 % and the one in Gulfport was like 97.4%. So why can't microgaming allow certain casinos to set their own payout along the lines of these percentage, which would still be somewhat a good return?

I think you lost me...

We were discussing whether or not coin size offered different payout percentages. You keep separating my quotes and picking at them individually. They are to be considered in union. Once again:

MG software does not make any distinctions or alterations in its outcome depending on the bet size, nor does it check to see if you're playing for .1 cent/spin or $10,000.00/spin. The outcome is the same!

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Microgaming and only Microgaming can set the payout odds on the slots games at all of their licensees. The individual casino has no access or ability to do this.

This was certainly the case when I was working for Ladbrokes in Gibraltar for 5 years from 2000 - 2005, and is still the case now.

In addition all MGS Casinos are subject to independent audits each and every month by an outside auditor ( PWC )

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They physically cannot. Even if they wanted to.

I don't know what hurricanes and whatnot have to do with this, like I said, you lost me...

The only point I have tried to make (and it was for lojo to consider), was that if you believe Ed Ware and Webzcas, MG does not make changes based on coin size. From casino to casino? Quite likely, but that's not what we were discussing... lojo was demanding ALL software providers or individual casino reps to answer his question. I was just simply pointing out that the answer, as it concerns MG, was pretty much answered in another thread. I have no clue whether this is accurate information. I'm just the messenger, I have no argument in any of this...

- Keith