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I have an S2000 Triple Hot Ice 3CM game.
I am looking for some info on it.  :99-
Perhaps a PSR or PAR sheet...
Anyone with help on this would be greatly appreciated!  :89-

There's an empty top award insert area that I would like to fill correctly.
The 1st 2 credit/coin awards are:

1st  coin = 3,600
2nd coin = 7,200
3rd  coin = 14,400 ????? <<<That's kind of odd?  :128-
Who the heck at IGT came up with this payout scheme?  :72-
Is he still working there?  :30- :30- :30-

I'm in the same boat with mine.
I was thinking about 14,000
Ford

I can't stop laughing....


imagine if you saw an insert sticker that actually said that? lolololol     "Oh...about 14,000"  

The attendant comes up to you and you ask him how
much you've won and he says...."Oh...about 14,000" :97-

OK, 14,000 even.
Is that better?

I have tears in my eyes now... :208- :97-
You've made my day Fordbs!!! :3- :244- :96- :72-

OK. So I'm a Pa. dutch boy. Sometimes the way we talk is different the YOU CITY SLICKERS talk.
Ford

15 or 20,000 would be my bet. Just hit the jackpot and find out, the vfd display will tell ya.  :97-

That's one way to find out. My money is still on 14,000

My money is on 15,000

Now, all we need is someone who KNOWS

Well the Triple Double Hot Ice 3CM top award is 15,000 credits.
So this one would be the same
Of course IGT does not list a Triple Hot Ice.
I am thinking that they remove games from the web site that are no longer made for the s2000.

OK. You guys were right & I was wrong. :279- :208- :208-
Ford

Ok okay...
I'll go run a reel strip test...lol
 Be right back with some results... :72-


Fordsbs...I live like in the bloody woods...lol
No where near any city except Montreal...
which is is about an hour away up in Canada... :5-

ADDED:   Okay...this didn't help me ....lol >>>

http://www.youtube.com/v/fNWl-H4Am4s?fs=1&amp;hl=en_US (http://www.youtube.com/v/fNWl-H4Am4s?fs=1&amp;hl=en_US)

HOW about 12000 credits single line ??? kinda makes sence

I doesn't make sense to me.
You woulda thunk it'd be 14,400...?  :72-

Come to think of it...I've actually seen payouts like that on
real floor machines but they were much higher.
More like 144,000 credits....lol
Crazy penny machines...

By the way...what's the little "p1" for?  :103-

and "scattered win" ?

I was compairing it to my Sizzling 7 times pay
1 coin=4000
2 coin=8000
3 coin=15000
The 3rd coin is not 2 times 2nd coin

Shouldn't that 3rd coin award insert be "20,000" ?  :79-   

WHY don't you try the second highest pay off and see if it is the same as listed on the top award glass if it is then maybee top award just isn't very high

15000 is what came with kit. I took for granted it was correct.
I didn't hit it yet so I don't know.

Talk tomorrow. Have to hit the sheets. Have a Bally Wheel to go work on & another Bally tomorrow.

Boy ... are you ever gonna be surprised when you hit it and get 5,000 extra credits!  :200-


nah...I'm just pulling your leg Fordsbs!
It could be very well be correct for all I know!
I gotta go search around and see if I can find any info on the Triple Hot Ice.
Talk to ya later alligator!

ADDED:
I found these on IGT's website.
I guess they don't know what insert goes in there either!  :72- :97- >>>

Anybody know the secret handshake to look at the stuff they're hiding on us???
Click on photo screenshot below to enlarge...! >>>

P1 means progressive level 1
P2 means progressive level 2

Oh...Thanks Foster!  :3-
You learn something new everyday!  :89-

:103- I seem to remember that this may be their code for Progressive Level 1??? Meaning that it could be set up as the top level progressive win if you set up a meter. P2 would be for second level progressive....

I could be wrong, it has happened in the past...

If you list the Base Chip number I can see if I have any info in my library for it, or I can ask a friend if they have it by chance.
(Remember the more you tell us, the more we can tell/help you!!!  :200- :72- :97- :208- :280- :280- :280- I could not resist! I may have just wet myself while laughing and typing "YOUR" famous line!!!)

CaptainHillarious :95-

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You would think that I would have learned by now to see if there is a next page of replies before I jump in an answer, but just end up looking like a fool! :88- :8- :37- :52-

CH :95-

At least I was right! :208-

12000 is the correct award amount for the triple hot ice, triple strike and triple gold bars.

3600*3=10800

aw...thanks for the help guys!
Kudos + all around on me!  :3- :244-

Going in the Accounting Version Mode and searching for the SB-
I've found that the SB chip installed is an:  SB100229
So I looked up   :209- the list I have and it matches this...lol  
Look at the award glass...EXACTLY the same as the photo I've pasted below...>>>

IGT SB100229 TRIPLE STRIKE U21 27040 A4UU

Another photo of someone else's machine set to nickels...
They don't have the award insert either!!!     :72- :97-
Must be a common problem with this game... :5-  >>>

I think E-bay is going to have a sale on 12,000 stickers real soon  :200- :79- :79- :79- :79-

lol...maybe, maybe...
I'm still kinda leaning towards a nice shiny homemade one that says:



              About 14,000                 :97-

So you like the about 14,000 Bunker.
Now we know it's 12,000.
Had a full day. Got the Bally reel working without progressive. Progressive died so eliminated it. (that's what they wanted)
Had another Bally that had code 88, got that working
Another Bally for game change from Krazy Kops to Swing Time.
& an IGT to do some tune up & make changes.
Now I can get to work on my machines.
Ford

That's mine Bunker. It's set for 5 - 25 - 50 - $1

I Googled Triple Hot Ice under "Google Images" and yours comes out like this on the internet...>>>

I guess it's famous. It's sitting between my Unicorn & Super Star Spin .

Bunker,

You never read my posts....... :25- :97- :200- :96- :88- 12,000 is the definitive answer! :89- :71- :89-
 :204- A friend found some info for you even without the Base Chip #! :89-

CH :95-

Question for Bunker.
How do you know what #'s to bring up in test for jackpot to hit.
For this one you did 16 16 18
That doesn't work in others.
Ford

lol thanks capt!
I did post the SB number in the Reply#27 I believe?
Oh well, it's easy to overlook.
I emailed you a note...! :172-


In an earlier post (Apparently you and Capt don't like to read previous posts!  lol )
I said that the symbols on most strips correspond to 22 locations.
The first symbol usually is [02], the 2nd symbol is[04], the 3rd symbol is [06] and so on and so on.
The last symbol is usually [22].
The top of the strip and it first "blank" is designated as [01] and odd number - as all blanks usually are...

You look at the strips staring from the top of them, rotate the reel until
you see the jackpot symbol, take note of it's location and do the same for the other reels.
Once you know where the symbols are located on the strips - go to the reel strip section
of the options and enter them in and the amount they are value at pops up in the VFD display!

Don't I feel like a DORK! :52- :52- :52- I read right over that cause I saw the Triple Strike, and I had my mind on "ICE ICE BABY!" I did not make the clone connection, plus I think I was falling asleep at the keyboard! :294-

Sorry!

CH :95-

Thanks Bunker. Now I know how to do it with the instructions you gave.
Ford


You look at the strips staring from the top of them, rotate the reel until
you see the jackpot symbol, take note of it's location and do the same for the other reels.
Once you know where the symbols are located on the strips - go to the reel strip section
of the options and enter them in and the amount they are value at pops up in the VFD display!

I guess I should have read this thread 3 days ago. :5- :127-  It might have ended up being only one page long.  :96- :72- :72-

I just wanted to add that the test is not just for the jackpot. You can select any symbol combinations you want in that paytable test and it will tell you the correct payout for the combination you selected, whether it's small, large, or nothing at all. You should also be able to toggle the number of coins played to see the payouts for other bets. That can be particularly useful with buy-a-pay games and some bonus and scatter payouts, as well as the disproportionate jackpot amounts. :71-


I know it's been covered, but the "P" is used to define payouts that will trigger a progressive. You will also see it in the PAR sheets next to the appropriate payout amounts. They've been using that symbol in PARs for over 16 years. :200-


The S+ supports up to 4 progressive levels. I don't know about the S2000. :128-


Stat :31-

P.S. You might also want to look at the virtual stop test. It will indicate the range of virtual stops for each of the physical positions on each reel. They also have a separate virtual stop test for the fourth bonus reel in special games.

Thanks Stat!
We just like dragging on topics for days on end....!!  :200- :72-

:208- :208- :208- I refuse to answer on the grounds that it may incriminate me.  :200- :200-  :30- However, in this case, your video on the first page answered the question definitively (no room for debate), unless there's another SB chipset with a different top prize.


BTW, for those who have the payout glass for a game, this same paytable test can be used to check if the strips are correct and installed correctly for the game chip they're using.