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cyberfriend wrote:
I understand and play Video Poker using the Dancer strategy. However, there is one other thing that I keep in mind when selecting a VP game. I stick to jacks, deuces wild, and maybe bonus poker. I will give you my thinking on this and would like to hear your comments.
Perfect strategy is one thing to keep in mind when playing VP, but bankroll variation is also an important factor. That is why I like to play games with the highest payback, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, ones that have decent paybacks at the low end of the paytable. If you only get payed for the less frequent hands, the bankroll disappears quickly unless you are extremely lucky right at the start of play.
I will use a ridiculous example to illustrate why the strategy is not the complete story. Assume that you have a paytable (not on any VP machine - just a mindgame here) that only pays for a particular card combination that has a 1 in a billion chance of paying off but when it pays off, it pays a trillion dollars. That would be an extremely outstanding payback, but you would never live long enough to reap the benefit. My point is that if the reward is only at the top of the paytable, you have to wait much longer for the payback and you may run out of money first.
I didn't quite get what you were trying to say.
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ankur.vyas wrote:
I didn't quite get what you were trying to say.
Maybe you lately apprehended a glimpse of the display Celebrity Poker and all it took was one episode and you discovered yourself hooked. Or perhaps, all your associates have been talking madly about how addictive the game is and how much cash they’ve won. Now you understand you're getting a little bit involved, no issue even if you believe that curiousness has really begun to Kill the cat.
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cyberfriend wrote:
I understand and play Video Poker using the Dancer strategy. However, there is one other thing that I keep in mind when selecting a VP game. I stick to jacks, deuces wild, and maybe bonus poker. I will give you my thinking on this and would like to hear your comments.
Perfect strategy is one thing to keep in mind when playing VP, but bankroll variation is also an important factor. That is why I like to play games with the highest payback, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, ones that have decent paybacks at the low end of the paytable. If you only get payed for the less frequent hands, the bankroll disappears quickly unless you are extremely lucky right at the start of play.
I will use a ridiculous example to illustrate why the strategy is not the complete story. Assume that you have a paytable (not on any VP machine - just a mindgame here) that only pays for a particular card combination that has a 1 in a billion chance of paying off but when it pays off, it pays a trillion dollars. That would be an extremely outstanding payback, but you would never live long enough to reap the benefit. My point is that if the reward is only at the top of the paytable, you have to wait much longer for the payback and you may run out of money first.
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DOOMZDAY wrote:
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I dont know what truly VP is.Whether is it the same as holdem poker.I am curious about it.
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luckytvguy wrote:
I dont know what truly VP is.Whether is it the same as holdem poker.I am curious about it.
I use various critiera for selecting a game, what fits my stlye of play, what stakes im comfortable with, payout for entry, and of course freerolls are great
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zjohnzzz wrote:
I use various critiera for selecting a game, what fits my stlye of play, what stakes im comfortable with, payout for entry, and of course freerolls are great
In a disaster in omaha,for that not play in that game,you play only in the games than you can play,if you play all games you can loose much money....atently jach25:dirol
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cyberfriend wrote:
I understand and play Video Poker using the Dancer strategy. However, there is one other thing that I keep in mind when selecting a VP game. I stick to jacks, deuces wild, and maybe bonus poker. I will give you my thinking on this and would like to hear your comments.
Perfect strategy is one thing to keep in mind when playing VP, but bankroll variation is also an important factor. That is why I like to play games with the highest payback, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, ones that have decent paybacks at the low end of the paytable. If you only get payed for the less frequent hands, the bankroll disappears quickly unless you are extremely lucky right at the start of play.
I will use a ridiculous example to illustrate why the strategy is not the complete story. Assume that you have a paytable (not on any VP machine - just a mindgame here) that only pays for a particular card combination that has a 1 in a billion chance of paying off but when it pays off, it pays a trillion dollars. That would be an extremely outstanding payback, but you would never live long enough to reap the benefit. My point is that if the reward is only at the top of the paytable, you have to wait much longer for the payback and you may run out of money first.
All the poker styles are ok , but holdem and badugi are the most beautiful for me. And the only tournaments i have won were of that kind 😁 . now it s luck or ... have fun see u at the tables 😁
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magarila wrote:
All the poker styles are ok , but holdem and badugi are the most beautiful for me. And the only tournaments i have won were of that kind 😁 . now it s luck or ... have fun see u at the tables 😁
Same with me i like NL badugi and freerolls are the best to play i think anyways
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sasquatch01 wrote:
Same with me i like NL badugi and freerolls are the best to play i think anyways
The VideoPoker, of the Slots, perase only one Lottery, as is the games in the casinos of the Machines.
Me I never draw attention to me, likes but to spend my money in the Tables.
But each we have our form to think. :thumbsup
Me I never draw attention to me, likes but to spend my money in the Tables.
But each we have our form to think. :thumbsup
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Perfect strategy is one thing to keep in mind when playing VP, but bankroll variation is also an important factor. That is why I like to play games with the highest payback, BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, ones that have decent paybacks at the low end of the paytable. If you only get payed for the less frequent hands, the bankroll disappears quickly unless you are extremely lucky right at the start of play.
I will use a ridiculous example to illustrate why the strategy is not the complete story. Assume that you have a paytable (not on any VP machine - just a mindgame here) that only pays for a particular card combination that has a 1 in a billion chance of paying off but when it pays off, it pays a trillion dollars. That would be an extremely outstanding payback, but you would never live long enough to reap the benefit. My point is that if the reward is only at the top of the paytable, you have to wait much longer for the payback and you may run out of money first.