SS7465 Help

[Goldfinger]

Can any provide any info and or identification on this chip SS 7465
Thanks in advance
Bob

[StatFreak]

From what I can tell, it is "Jackpot Bonus Bars" 2cm, 64 stop 92.50%

The payouts look like this, but I don't know what symbols are used:

1 Coin	2 Coins
400	1000
200	500
100	200
80	160
70	140
60	120
50	100
40	80
30	60
20	40
10	20
5	10
2	4

[StatFreak]

Okay, this is one STRANGE game.  
I got curious and decided to dig deeper into the data that I have.
I don't know what the actual symbols are, but I do know the payouts, and they are weird.  

Estimate of the probable symbols:

1   ~~ (blank)
2   ch
3   1B
4   2B
5   3B
6   B7
7   R7

Awards:

R7   R7   R7           400   1000
B7   B7   B7           200   500

A7   A7   A7          100   200

3B   3B   3B           80   160
2B   2B   2B           70   140
1B   1B   1B           60   120

[Now here is where it gets weird!]

3B   2B   3B           50   100      Pair of 3B’s & AB w/3B on reel 1
3B   3B   2B           50   100
3B   1B   3B           50   100
3B   3B   1B           50   100

2B   3B   2B           40   80      Pair 2B’s & AB w/2B on reel 1
2B   2B   3B           40   80
2B   1B   2B           40   80
2B   2B   1B           40   80

1B   3B   1B           30   60      Pair 1B’s & AB w/1B on reel 1
1B   1B   3B           30   60
1B   2B   1B           30   60
1B   1B   2B           30   60

3B   2B   2B           20   40      AB + Pair of matched bars on reels 2 & 3
3B   1B   1B           20   40
2B   3B   3B           20   40
2B   1B   1B           20   40
1B   3B   3B           20   40
1B   2B   2B           20   40

Three different
bars                      10   20

[Back to normal for the cheap pays...]  

ch   ch   ch            10   20

Any Two ch           5     10
Any One ch            2      4

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Even if the symbols turn out to be different, the payout combos are correct.

[StatFreak]

The physical strips appear to be ABC.

Again, I'm using my arbitrary symbol estimates here:

Physical Strips
~~   ~~   ~~
3B    2B    2B
~~   ~~   ~~
1B    3B    B7
~~   ~~   ~~
R7    B7    CH
~~   ~~   ~~
2B    CH    3B
~~   ~~   ~~
1B    2B    1B
~~   ~~   ~~
B7    R7    R7
~~   ~~   ~~
CH    2B    CH
~~   ~~   ~~
R7    3B    3B
~~   ~~   ~~
3B    2B    1B
~~   ~~   ~~
B7    B7    3B
~~   ~~   ~~
1B    1B    1B

[Goldfinger]

StatFreak great work and thank you for your hard work. any Idea what type game this is, a type 0 or maybe type 2 ? and a pay-table classifacation IE: 242B ?
thanks again K+++. any one else ever heard of this game or seen it?
Bob

[StatFreak]

StatFreak great work and thank you for your hard work. any Idea what type game this is, a type 0 or maybe type 2 ? and a pay-table classifacation IE: 242B ?
thanks again K+++. any one else ever heard of this game or seen it?
Bob

It must be a Type 0. There are only seven unique symbols, including the blank, therefore there are not enough symbols for a haywire-type game. It does not have any nudges or a respin symbol, and it is definitely a 2cm game with no wild or multiplier symbols. Since the top two symbols interact with one another, but not with any other symbols, I concluded that they were sevens of some kind. I made an arbitrary decision to call the top symbol a red seven and the second symbol a blue seven -- it seemed fitting.

I have no PAR sheet, unless I take the final step of creating my own. There is no way to know what the paytable classification is. I'd love to see an award glass to see how they displayed those bar payouts.