I see arci has been stumped and is buying time to scour the Internet on how simulations work.....and then, more importantly to someone so neurotic about thinking he's made everyone see it his way, how to spin it. He "doesn't have time now"?
Permit me to laugh--what ELSE does he have!?
Here's how a proper simulation of SPS should work:
1. Select the two games with their next to best pay tables, and command it to optimal play with 400 credits, as required, at each denomination in a 100/300 split.
2. Select the six levels of denominations along with a $2500 minimum win & quit point.
3. Identify the 40 credit minimum cashout. THEN, COMMAND IT HOW TO REACT. The credits either go into a soft profit pool, or, as part of a larger cashout, are used to recover current and previous level(s) losses with the goal being to start at BP again either in the current denomination or in a previous denomination--always going as low as possible, and while always putting at least 40 credits at your current playing level into the soft profit pool.
4. Identify how and when....and what....each special play is / is to be used.
5. Identify when the top denomination is not to be played.
6. Clear the sim and record the results after each session. I paid someone in the UAE $1500 to run it both ways, and the results were hugely different. In accumulating influence mode, the results ALWAYS approached expectation. When run as independent sessions, the win rate was what I reported earlier--and slighy better than I actually experienced in real session play. (And,
do not bias it to only hit royals on the two lowest denominations.)