D Question 1 USING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AND THE FORMULA FOR CALCULATING TABLE WIN LOSS) GIVEN TO YOU IN THE MODULE TWO INFORMATION SECTION, CALCULATE THE GAME WIN/(LOSS). Fills: $26,500 Credits: $2.300 Cash Drop: $12.200 Opener: $195,700 Closer: $181,400 Markers: $20,000 O+6300 (The table wins $6300) 6300 (The table loses $6300) O-9700 (the table wins $9700) O9700 (the table loses $9700) O+1600 (the table wins $1600) Question 2 USING THE SAME INFORMATION FROM QUESTION #1, WHAT IS THE HOLD PERCENTAGE FOR THE GAME? Do not include the % symbol in your answer and please answer to two(2) decimal places. Example: If your answer is 31.45%, please put 31.45 in the answer box. -51.63
D Question 1 USING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AND THE FORMULA FOR CALCULATING TABLE WIN LOSS) GIVEN TO YOU IN THE MODULE TWO INFORMATION SECTION, CALCULATE THE GAME WIN/(LOSS). Fills: $26,500 Credits: $2.300 Cash Drop: $12.200 Opener: $195,700 Closer: $181,400 Markers: $20,000 O+6300 (The table wins $6300) 6300 (The table loses $6300) O-9700 (the table wins $9700) O9700 (the table loses $9700) O+1600 (the table wins $1600) Question 2 USING THE SAME INFORMATION FROM QUESTION #1, WHAT IS THE HOLD PERCENTAGE FOR THE GAME? Do not include the % symbol in your answer and please answer to two(2) decimal places. Example: If your answer is 31.45%, please put 31.45 in the answer box. -51.63
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Question 1
USING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AND THE FORMULA FOR CALCULATING TABLE
WIN LOSS) GIVEN TO YOU IN THE MODULE TWO INFORMATION SECTION, CALCULATE THE
GAME WIN/(LOSS).
Fills: $26,500
Credits: $2.300
Cash Drop: $12.200
Opener: $195,700
Closer: $181,400
Markers: $20,000
O+6300 (The table wins $6300)
6300 (The table loses $6300)
O-9700 (the table wins $9700)
O9700 (the table loses $9700)
O+1600 (the table wins $1600)
Question 2
USING THE SAME INFORMATION FROM QUESTION #1, WHAT IS THE HOLD PERCENTAGE FOR
THE GAME?
Do not include the % symbol in your answer and please answer to two(2) decimal places.
Example: If your answer is 31.45%, please put 31.45 in the answer box.
-51.63
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