Appendix 3F: Slot Machine Overview

Introduction

Miscellaneous Slot Return Percentage in Montreal

In Montreal, a 5 Canadian cents Leopard Spots machine demonstrated a return of 89.975%, equivalent to 3.15 U.S. cents.

Observations: Montreal’s Casino du Montreal mainly features 3-reel slots, with limited nickel video slots available. Leopard Spots, though different from its Las Vegas counterpart, requires payment for bonus spins. Notably, the game returns quarters upon cash out from nickel bets.

Miscellaneous Slot Return Percentage in Monte Carlo

A 0.50 Euro Texas Tea machine in Monte Carlo displayed a return of 92.504%, with 0.50 Euros equating to 50.77 U.S. cents at the time.

Observations: Similar to Montreal, Monte Carlo primarily offers 3-reel slots, though the Sun Casino provides some video slots like Texas Tea. Most games have high minimum bets. Casino Monte Carlo and Casino du Paris lack video slots, while the status of Sporting casino remains unchecked.

Rules for Slot Machine Appendix 3F

  1. Testing Methodology: Each slot machine’s return percentage is determined through rigorous testing methods, ensuring accuracy and reliability of results.
  2. Currency Conversion: All return percentages are provided in their respective currencies and converted to equivalent values in U.S. cents for easy comparison.
  3. Location-Specific Observations: Detailed observations are provided for each location, highlighting specific slot machine types, coin denominations, and any notable differences in gameplay or payout mechanisms.
  4. Casino Analysis: Insights into the casino environments, such as the prevalence of 3-reel slots versus video slots, minimum bet requirements, and availability of specific games, are documented for comprehensive analysis.
  5. Comparison and Interpretation: Return percentages are analyzed and compared across different locations, allowing for a deeper understanding of regional variations in slot machine performance and player experience.