With the info I already have, is there a way to calculate what the probabilities are?Ģ) If the answer to my first question is yes, then with a progressive jackpot slot is there a way to calculate how much of the return is made up by the jackpot/s? I can calculate the contribution rate to the jackpot/s from each wager I make easily enough by wagering with a few different stake sizes and paying attention to how much the jackpots rise by. What isn't published is the probabilities of different payouts hitting. I'm hoping somebody can help me with the maths required to figure out if these games ever become EV+.ġ) By law all UK machines have to publish the house edge, and the pay tables, so I automatically have this information for any machine I assess. Where this is a 'must hit by' figure these are easy to beat, however most of the time the progressive jackpot/s will keep building without any increased chance of hitting.
Here in the UK some casinos have progressive jackpot videoslots.
