Thanks Michael!
Yes, I'm quite sure this Deuces Wild game is a good
game. Somehow I just couldn't hit those 4 Deuces no
matter how many times I've tried already. The only
time I got them in WinPoker was when I followed a
friend's advice of switching to the 10-Play mode and
in Autohold (just to speed up the game a little bit
and see if those ducks would show up - not really to
practice). Then I got the 4 Deuces twice in about
1,600 draws and ended up down by over 3,500 credits.
The frequency of these set of ducks are supposed to be
much better than the 4Aces with the kicker in DDB, but
somehow, I hit those 4Aces almost all the time I play
DDB. It's like the 4Deuces is equivalent to that
number 13 for me
hmmmm...
Next time I try Deuces Wild, maybe I should use a
machine gun so 'dem ducks can't get away 
···
--- Michael Boutot <vegas_iwish@yahoo.com> wrote:
Just like the other good game you were ready to quit
recently you
just have to keep plugging. Autohold will not
maximize your learning.
Game does not need to be tested - it is good. You
may be getting good
comps at Orleans because you are not willing to
stick with the best
games. Not a good trade-off.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Gilbert Escobar
<gilbert_616@y...>
wrote:
> Me? I got 0/nothing/nada. It seems like it was
"Fly
> Away Home" for ducks each time I play this game.
Not
> even 1 set of ducks when I practice at WinPoker
and
> setting it to Autohold (to make sure that I am not
the
> one making the wrong strategy).
>
> I guess this game is not for me 
>
>
> --- spotmoney@a... wrote:
> >
> >
> > > I hit the quad deuces 7 times in an 8
> > > hour session at the Barbary Coast.
> > >
> >
> > I once hit the Sams Town ducks 6 times in one 5
hour
> > session (got them, and
> > 10 minutes later again same machine) kept moving
to
> > different machines after
> > that thinking they would think I was cheating.
I
> > was so amazed!
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been
> > removed]
> >
> >
>
>
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