Tom

I do believe it is a deliberate plan to cause players to spend more money to win a certain strike. If they made 1750 of these and only put two per hopper fill (which is the average that Steve, Wes, Ralph and me have won) that comes to 875 hopper fills and at an average cost of $750 to empty a hopper that amounts to $656,250.00 to win all 1750 strikes that will be worth only about $20-25. Just imagine if other Casinos start doing this how it will make the hobby unaffordable.
I am going to talk to the slot Supervisors at the Suncoast to find out why they say a fair mix and then only put two per hopper. I think it is wrong to lie in this manner and if I accomplish anything they won't lie any more about how many are in each hopper fill. If they pull their machine at least the Pentagon will be worth what it is selling for on FeeBay.

Norman