I'm not really sure what my personal result was. To save time I handed my cash-out ticket to my present partner and asked him to take care of the records. I was in a hurry to get home. He's sleeping now so I can't ask him.
No, I did not look at my credits when I cashed-out other than as a passing glance. Whatever my result was would be split 6-ways anyway, so its a bit irrelevant. As far as I know we are ahead on that particular play overall.
I'm not sure what you mean by comp-points. We were playing 99.6 % return machines with about 1.5% extra for a new sign up bonus and cash-back mailer, plus cash-back point value.
The important thing to understand is that I went there with a very specific goal, met it, and left in under an hour feeling satisfied. The edge was fairly large 1.1% and playing $50 a hand that comes to roughly $500 and hour (of course you are limited to about 1 hour for this particular play). Because I don't get excited by "wins" or disheartened by "losses" doesn't mean I have no goals when I play...and because I partner and share plays like this with my team we tend to run very close to expectancy even in short time spans like a month. For an individual it would take half a year or longer to have the same nearly flat fluctuation curve we enjoy.
It is dull and boring, but profitable.
~FK
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