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I have a new SS3672 for my 3CM RWB WS, but I cant find any info on it in the "bible".
Could someone confirm this id and tell me where to find some paytable info please?  :99-

This is what I come up with for 3672


ROYAL FLUSH
SS Number   3672   Game type   0
Paytable   135A   Machine type   
Return   95.24%   Platform   IGT S+
Game Specific Features
Haywire   no   Bonus   no
Nudge   no   Wilds   no
Multiplier   no   Buy a Pay   no

SS #   Game theme name   Max. return %   Hit frequency   Stops   Top Award   2nd award   Win frequency
SS4108   Royal Flush   98.019 %               
SS3672   Royal Flush   95.24 %               
SS3569   Royal Flush   95.17 %               
SS3570   Royal Flush   92.52 %               
SS3571   Royal Flush   90.181 %               
SS3956   Royal Flush   87.43 %               
SS3837   Royal Flush   85.35 %               
SS3957   Royal Flush   85.19 %               
SS3853   Royal Flush   80.076 %   

Hmmm, it game with a game kit for the RWB WS.
 It says SS3672 RWB WS 3C Type  0 97.40%

Maybe it is mislabeled ??   :103-  I guess it should be a SS3918

I guess I will have to stick it in the machine for a check.  
Any idea the reel strip order for Royal Flush?  I an just wondering how they compare to the
RWB WS, maybe I can use the chip anyways  :200-

If you read the chip into a Eprom burner the SS number is usually in clear text...... proof is in the pudding as they say the outside label is just for decoration :)

You could run the reel strip tests and see if the chip matches the strips! :89-

Uhh, ain't got me one of them doo-dads just yet...maybe someday  :5-

I'll just stick it in the machine later today, and see what happens... :30-

Check out Ricks Faqs for instructions on how to get the chip numbers to display in the  credit/winner windows.

Why would you want to stick a 2coin chip into your 3coin game?
SS3918 is a 2coin chip...

Close a SS3671 is for a 3CM RWB WS Paytable 139A reel strips 85878200, 85878300, 8587400.

Unless its an error... in the bible... SS3918 is shown to be a 3CM

SS3918  97.404 (96.896)  19.863  (64)ABC  2000/4000/10K (1)  400/800/1199 (7) 5.04




   

For the Wild Star RWB you have,
I'd try and get the SS6437 chip!
It pays out a yummy 28,000 Top Award and
the 1,199 credits awards 34 times!

The SS3671 chip, on the other hand, pays out the 10,000 jackpot only once and
the 1,199 award only 7 times in about roughly 10 million pulls.  :96-

I see that...hmm, you may be right... :103-
The only way to know for sure is to stick it in and
see how many coins it takes! :89-
My list might be wrong then?
I'm gonna go have a talk with them! :14-

Chip is indeed a SS3918...checked it out in the machine.

I suppose the only way to see if it will work with the strips is to change them out!!! :127-

Glad I didn't change out the glass yet!   :107-

Keep in mind that SS6437 is 128 stops per reel, thus the sample size is larger.  The odds of hitting the 1199 award on the 6437 chip is 1 in 61,681.  The odds of hitting the 1199 award on the similar payback chip with 64 stops (SS3670) is 1 in 37,449.

The odds of hitting the 28,000 coin jackpot is 1 in 1,048,576
The odds of hitting the 10,000 coin jackpot is 1 in 262,144.

So if you play the 64 stop cihp, and let's say you play 262,144 x 3 to get 30,000 coins, is still less than the 1,048,576 pulls to get the 28,000.

Yes, you can get lucky and hit the 28K on your first spin, but statistically speaking the 64 stop chip will pay out the equivalent top award more often.

Which one would be "more fun" to play?

Depends on the meaning of the word "is"........... :208- But I digress, it really boils down to what your definition of "fun" is I like my hits to be more spread out, some like more frequent hits. :89-

They are both about the same in hit frequency 4.93 (64 stop chip) vs 5.31 (128 stop chip) spins per win.

If you want more volatile, then the 128 stop chip is for you.
If you want more "hits" the 64 stop chip is for you.

Oh! That Wurlitzer is a pretty game...I think Barry had one last year...
Looks like an old jukebox in a S+.

Rick has already addressed this indirectly, but to be clear, when the bible listing indicates 1 hit or 7 hits for the top awards, it is per cycle for that game chip, not the number of hits for 10 million pulls. A complete cycle is the number of virtual stops to the power of the number of reels. This would be 262,144 stops for a 64 stop game.

 :131-  :131-  :131-  Once again, thanks for the help guys!  Just so you all know, I got the game change finished,
got the glass and a reel strips all spiffed up, and so far its running likea champ!  :25-

Thank God for my SP1137, it makes it easy to feed all them quarters back through in a hurry  :30-

Stat...what we do without you?  Math was and is my worst subject! :37-
Now I can rest for a couple of Days?? until my dual Spectrum Progressive gets here... :103-
And I know I will be hitting you guys up for a bunch of advice, as I have never worked on one before!

Wurlitzer is a clone of Double RWB, if nobody noticed

ABC strips

Line #   1 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #   2 B7 B7 B7      
Line #   3 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #   4 RB RB RB      
Line #   5 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #   6 H7 H7 H7      
Line #   7 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #   8 BB BB BB      
Line #   9 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #  10 R7 R7 R7      
Line #  11 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #  12 HB HB HB      
Line #  13 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #  14 B7 B7 DS      
Line #  15 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #  16 DS RB RB      
Line #  17 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #  18 BB DS H7      
Line #  19 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #  20 H7 R7 BB      
Line #  21 ~~ ~~ ~~      
Line #  22 HB BB HB

If anyone never saw a Wurlitzer S+ behold:      Jim

 :185-  Wow!  Thats  Bloody Gorgeous!!  Just what I need...something else to LUST after!   :89-

Bubbles optional?

lol...I told ya guys that's a pretty machine!
And you have the chip for it Magic!

 :200- Yea..But the glass for that puppy has gotta be more rare than Gold filled Hens teeth  :97-

ya think? I have never actually touched one...( the Gold filled Hens teeth...lol)
I've only seen pictures of the S+ Wurlitzers.
I would love to install some type of soft lighting
behind that RT glass to simulate the "bubbles" moving...lol

Here's one for sale.. $1099 and a horrible picture


http://www.justforfunslots.net/html/wurlitzer.html (http://www.justforfunslots.net/html/wurlitzer.html)

That doesn't have the correct reel glass like Jim's photo. :8-
Makes a big difference in beauty and authenticity I'm afraid...

I didn't even notice through all the blur and pixelation