Hi,
My last trip to LV two weeks ago we played $.25 9/6 JOB triple play at
Ballys. The machines (MG, TITO) were located near a lounge, if I
remember correctly. It was near the Paris entrance, and close to a
craps pit. Sorry I can't remember the EXACT location; hopefully my
description is good enough.
Rob
Is this 25c or $25 9/6 JOB triple play?
Bally's has $25 (3/5 Play) but wasn't aware of any 25c
triple play.
vpFREE Administrator
On 17 Apr 2005 at 5:21, betdponies wrote:
My last trip to LV two weeks ago we played $.25 9/6 JOB triple play at
Ballys. The machines (MG, TITO) were located near a lounge, if I
remember correctly. It was near the Paris entrance, and close to a
craps pit.
That would be 25c...I don't (quite) have the bankroll for $25 triple
play.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpFREE" <vpFREE@C...> wrote:
Is this 25c or $25 9/6 JOB triple play?
Bally's has $25 (3/5 Play) but wasn't aware of any 25c
triple play.vpFREE Administrator
My girlfriend and I just returned from a week long trip to Vegas and the good news is that we both hit our first Royal Flushes, me on a 3 hand JOB machine (Mainstreet) and her on a 5 hand machine (Gold Coast). She also hit the 1000 spin on Wheel of Fortune on the same day, so she was really happy.
Now, we played basic JOB strategy on the machines and seemed to do well, but could not help thinking that we should be doing something different based on the fact that with some of the long shots, we had multiple hands to try and hit them.
Any strategy or links that we should check out? Also, would the strategy be different on the 5 Cent machines as opposed to the quarter machines assuming the same pay-tables?
Note: We did see what appeared to be lots more nickel poker machines, but lots of variations on the pay-tables, specificially with the two pair payouts.
Thanks,
Fred*
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The strategies that you use on VP are based solely on the paytable of the machine. Single play to 100 play ; pennies to multiple dollars, the strategy does not change.
By the way congratulations on your good fortune.
I would suggest that you buy a VP tutorial program such as Winpoker or Frugal Video Poker if you get winpoker also buy Strategy Master in order to create your own
strategy charts.
Regards
A.P.
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Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 12:26 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Strategy for Multi play machines?
My girlfriend and I just returned from a week long trip to Vegas and the good news is that we both hit our first Royal Flushes, me on a 3 hand JOB machine (Mainstreet) and her on a 5 hand machine (Gold Coast). She also hit the 1000 spin on Wheel of Fortune on the same day, so she was really happy.
Now, we played basic JOB strategy on the machines and seemed to do well, but could not help thinking that we should be doing something different based on the fact that with some of the long shots, we had multiple hands to try and hit them.
Any strategy or links that we should check out? Also, would the strategy be different on the 5 Cent machines as opposed to the quarter machines assuming the same pay-tables?
Note: We did see what appeared to be lots more nickel poker machines, but lots of variations on the pay-tables, specificially with the two pair payouts.
Thanks,
Fred*
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