Issues with the display of amounts on slot screens
The remaining balance on the screen of the slot you are currently playing is displayed as 219,075 JPY, or 219,075 Japanese Yen.
However, the amount reflected in the account balance is displayed as ¥2,190.00, even though the "¥" symbol used to display JPY amounts is used. This is the method used to display amounts such as USD, and is not used to display Japanese Yen amounts.
In addition, the total bet per spin can be set in 19 steps, from a minimum of 20 JPY to a maximum of 15,000 JPY. Of these, the total bet that uses "," is 1,000 JPY, which is 13 steps up from the bottom.
Although the slot screen clearly shows ¥219,075, the amount reflected in the account balance is changed to "00" without any rounding up or down of the decimal point.
According to the explanation from the management, the ",075" in 219,075 JPY is not actually 75 yen in Japanese Yen, but the number after the ".", and they said that I did not understand the difference between "," and ".". Therefore, they claimed that 219,075 JPY = 219,075 yen, which I inquired about as being a display error, is not displayed as 219,075 yen, but rather as ¥2,190.00, which is the globally recognized currency display for each country, and the current situation has not been improved.
According to this explanation, out of the 19 selectable total bet levels per spin, the bet amount three levels above the minimum bet of 20 JPY, 40 JPY, and 60 JPY will be the price that is not reflected in the account balance.
However, the bonus sets that can be purchased on the slot screen can be purchased for 100 times the bet amount, so if the bet amount is 60 JPY, it would be 6,000 JPY, but you can actually purchase it for just 6 JPY.
As mentioned above, there is a discrepancy between the amount displayed on the slot screen and the amount reflected in the account balance, which makes it difficult to understand. I hope that this issue will be resolved as soon as possible.
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