Interesting thoughts to be sure. It’s a real shame that you correctly point out:
- Games that APs are looking for are much more likely to be leased than owned
In that way, if a casino wants to completely pull the plug on AP games, it’s not nearly the sacrifice it would be if this weren’t the case.
I guess it’s time for a Spy vs. Spy entry!
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- It is far more likely that a machine that’s co-branded (like with a celebrity or movie franchise) is leased than owned
The Madonna slot sure comes to mind. I haven’t seen that game in a few years at this point.