Maybe. They've got payout minimums these days, too, but it seems like finding ways they could tweak payouts lower to get as close as possible to that line if they have room to is a pretty direct benefit.
[EDIT] I mean I guess what I'm getting at is that if they decide to make the adjustment in treatment, it's going to be because it makes them more money, even if they can't afford to make all of those adjustments they might, or it'd push payouts too low and they'd have to give some money back—finding the option to do so doesn't increase profit immediately, but if they choose to make the change, it's surely because it'll make them more money.
[EDIT] I mean I guess what I'm getting at is that if they decide to make the adjustment in treatment, it's going to be because it makes them more money, even if they can't afford to make all of those adjustments they might, or it'd push payouts too low and they'd have to give some money back—finding the option to do so doesn't increase profit immediately, but if they choose to make the change, it's surely because it'll make them more money.