This may sound like a dumb question but what does the 10/6 and 9/5
refer to?
10/6 9/5
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "arleighmac2000" <sdshelley2@m...>
wrote: This may sound like a dumb question but what does the 10/6
and 9/5 refer to?
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Full House/Flush for one unit bet.
When talking about paytables for various video poker games here, we
often use a biot of shorthand. Casinos most frequently change the
paybacks on full houses and flushes when they tinker with a machine's
overall payback.
For instance, the "full pay" version of Jacks or Better pays 9 for 1
on full boats and 6 for 1 on flushes, so it is refered to as 9/6
Jacks. */5 Jacks pays back about 2% less than 9/6. Bonus Poker, which
pays back more on certain four-of-a-kind hands, pays back on an 8/5
schedule in its best-paying version. 10/7 is the full-pay version of
Double Bonus Poker. Wild-card games such as Joker's Wild or Deuces
Wild do not follow this convention, as the table of winning hands
differs greatly from other versions.
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "staninnv" <arnot@c...> wrote:
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "arleighmac2000" <sdshelley2@m...>
wrote: This may sound like a dumb question but what does the 10/6
and 9/5 refer to?Full House/Flush for one unit bet.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "arleighmac2000" <sdshelley2@m...>
wrote:
This may sound like a dumb question but what does the 10/6 and 9/5
refer to?
There are very few questions that are dumb, your question was not,
just a typical question, you aked about something you did not know.
You have gotten a few replies that answer your question, it seems. I
suspect you might have other questions, considering the question you
made, and maybe you have not discovered this link here which perhaps
will answer them,
http://members.cox.net/vpfree/Gloss.htm
Now, perhaps I may be a little silly trying to foresee what will
puzzle you, but there it is.