Casinos’ Stingier Slot Payouts Hurting Sales, Machine Makers Say

[Handpayhopeful]

Shocker not for those of us who gamble. Seriously they are just now getting around to thinking their low percentage return on some slots may be discouraging slot players from playing as much as in the past?

http://cdcgamingreports.com/casinos-...ne-makers-say/

This, combined with the IRS considering increasing revenue thru proposals to tax more slot wins ($600 or higher), spells death to the manufacturers. At what point do the manufacturers start investing in casino properties to enhance publicity thru higher payouts and therefore create healthy competition to drive up payback percentage?


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[clemi]

This, combined with the IRS considering increasing revenue thru proposals to tax more slot wins ($600 or higher), spells death to the manufacturers. At what point do the manufacturers start investing in casino properties to enhance publicity thru higher payouts and therefore create healthy competition to drive up payback percentage?


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Interesting thought about slot manufacturers investing in casinos... Wondering if that would be allowed....

Interesting idea.