Quoted from mof:
There are 10 fundamentals that must be mastered to win Pinburg. I will discuss one of the ten.
Lesson 8 of 10: Calibration.
Phase 1: Learn to read the personality of a machine ASAP. You gotta dance gracefully, right on the beat with every girl in the gym like you're Bing Crosby.
Phase 2: ???
Phase 3: Profit
Or, if you spend your first few minutes at a new machine getting frustrated that it isn't behaving the way you expect, then you haven't learned to calibrate quick enough to compete at a high level.
Get your calibration time down as low as you can. Approach a game "listening" for how it's playing...
Yoda out...
-mof

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Which is why I think playing on location is a valuable thing - learn to adjust to differing conditions, and quickly.

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