There's no question that this game plays a lot differently than most
other VP games, and I suppose this fact by itself has helped create
the impression that it is therefore very difficult to learn.
I disagree. I think that any competent VP player, with a little
effort to learn the game, can achieve 99.9% accuracy. And, as was
said in message #33181, playing at a rather low (and easily
attainable accuracy of 99.5%) still results in a positive game.
I would suggest that, contrary to what was said in message #33166,
most errors, once one has devoted a little time to learning the game,
are tiny ones, with minimal effect on return.
My problem with the game is that I have to go to Las Vegas to play
it, since the Missouri casinos do not really appeal to me. For sure,
if it was available to me locally, it would be my game of choice.
Neil