Differences in max game speeds
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Differences in max game speeds
Webman, a question:
Why are the max game speeds so different between games?
In Super Times Pay games, for example, the max speed is set at "hare" -- i.e., instantaneous. But in Quick Quads, Dream Card, and others the max speed is set at "tortoise" -- just a plodding step progression. Some keno games are like this, too, but it is definitely noticeable in the poker games. If it matters, I'm playing on a laptop via Spectrum ethernet using Windows 10 in a DuckDuckGo browser, although MS Edge yields the same results.
Why are the max game speeds so different between games?
In Super Times Pay games, for example, the max speed is set at "hare" -- i.e., instantaneous. But in Quick Quads, Dream Card, and others the max speed is set at "tortoise" -- just a plodding step progression. Some keno games are like this, too, but it is definitely noticeable in the poker games. If it matters, I'm playing on a laptop via Spectrum ethernet using Windows 10 in a DuckDuckGo browser, although MS Edge yields the same results.
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Huh, still no response...
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There is a pretty big range of how quickly some games play at max or “turbo” by design.
I’m not sure if what you are describing is your system playing slower than expected or if it’s playing as designed.
I’m not certain why these differences exist, they are based off how the game operates in the casino for the most part, at least at the time we built them. There are sometimes different builds of games for different hardware released over the years so it’s possible there is a range of speeds in the casino as well for an individual game. I’m not sure if that is something operators have a setting to adjust or not.
To know if your system is playing slower than expected I’d probably need a video or you could time a certain game over 10 hands or so and I could conpare.
I’m not sure if what you are describing is your system playing slower than expected or if it’s playing as designed.
I’m not certain why these differences exist, they are based off how the game operates in the casino for the most part, at least at the time we built them. There are sometimes different builds of games for different hardware released over the years so it’s possible there is a range of speeds in the casino as well for an individual game. I’m not sure if that is something operators have a setting to adjust or not.
To know if your system is playing slower than expected I’d probably need a video or you could time a certain game over 10 hands or so and I could conpare.