Played a thin promo recently. 9/6 JOB with about .67 cash back
equivalent. I didn't like it, but it "had" to be played. Prefer the
good ol'e days of 101.5+ action.
Anyway, played 26 lines of $1 JOB so a dealt FH is 1170. Ran 1000 sims
of single line at home prior to play, and never lost more than 16k.
Don't worry, lose over $22k on this one, then make a comeback and
lose "only" 10k with 520k of coin in. Hit 4 royals (4k each) and two
dealt quads($3250 each).
The room was full of patrons pounding away at $5 five play, $5 ten
play and even $100 triple play!!!! That's $1500 a pull. One hand he is
dealt a flush for $9000 but was missing only the Jc for a dealt stfl
which would have paid a modest $75,000. Then he hit a quad for
$12,500.. yawn. An attendant sat by him recording each 12+ coin payout
in a w2g log so as not to slow him down. Meanwhile he was kept busy
signing markers.
While playing my 26 line $1 JOB, near the very end, the first four
cards out were all royal cards then a blank. I draw one card and make
one royal for 4k. Had it been dealt I would have had a $104,000 payday.
Would have been HUGE considering I hit my first lifetime $2 royal just
5 weeks ago, and have never hit one higher. Oh well. TomSki
$100 JOB Triple play and other musings
Played a thin promo recently. 9/6 JOB with about .67 cash back
equivalent. I didn't like it, but it "had" to be played. Prefer the
good ol'e days of 101.5+ action.
Anyway, played 26 lines of $1 JOB so a dealt FH is 1170. Ran 1000
sims
of single line at home prior to play, and never lost more than
16k.
Don't worry, lose over $22k on this one, then make a comeback and
lose "only" 10k with 520k of coin in. Hit 4 royals (4k each) and
two
dealt quads($3250 each).
The room was full of patrons pounding away at $5 five play, $5
ten
play and even $100 triple play!!!! That's $1500 a pull. One hand he
is
dealt a flush for $9000 but was missing only the Jc for a dealt
stfl
which would have paid a modest $75,000. Then he hit a quad for
$12,500.. yawn. An attendant sat by him recording each 12+ coin
payout
in a w2g log so as not to slow him down. Meanwhile he was kept busy
signing markers.
While playing my 26 line $1 JOB, near the very end, the first
four
cards out were all royal cards then a blank. I draw one card and
make
one royal for 4k. Had it been dealt I would have had a $104,000
payday.
Would have been HUGE considering I hit my first lifetime $2 royal
just
5 weeks ago, and have never hit one higher. Oh well. TomSki
This got me wondering if a table could be designed so a player could
decide which game to play ... the one with the highest EV per hour.
With so many 3-play, 5-play, etc. choices it can get complicated.
You played 26 lines of $1 JOB ... what's the EV per hour? How do you
compare this to the hourly return of a $5 Five Play? This can be
done manually, but it would be nice to simply consult a table. Lots
of factors to consider so it will be hard to consolidate every
factor into a single table. Factors include EV, speed of play, cost
per game, cash back, and maybe even the W2g cutoff.
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