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What does a prize cost in plays at a machine's published win rate?

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At a 5.0% win rate, a prize takes 20 plays and costs $20.00, which is $5.00 more than buying it for $15.
Plays per prize at that rate
20
Cost per prize at that rate
$20.00
Prizes that budget wins at that rate
1.5

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Plays your budget buys
30

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ClawCrest — cost per prize calculator
· 5.0% win rate: 20 plays per prize
· Cost per prize at that rate: $20.00

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Method: plays per prize is one divided by the win rate. Cost per prize = plays per prize x price per play + shipping. Prizes from a budget = plays it buys x the win rate. The results describe many plays at that rate, not what the next few plays will do.

What does a prize cost in plays at a machine's published win rate?

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