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Double On ?? Machines

Hi,

What do you think of those "Double On xxx" (10 coins
max) machines in the Green Valley Casino in Henderson,
NV? The pay tables are the same like the 10/7 DB, for
example. For RF, it pays 8,000 instead of 4,000.
Sort of similar to the Multiplay except that they will
play even faster since you are playing with only one
deck of cards. Have not seen these types of machines
anywhere else. Examples: Double On Double Double
Bonus Poker, Double On Triple Double Bonus Poker,
Double On Double Bonus Poker, Double On Deuces Wild,
etc.

With "Perfect Play" strategy and assuming you have the
proper bankroll, would these machines be better to
play than the regular Single Play machines (5 coin
max)?
Or do casinos (in their favor) change the Odds on
these machines?

Thanks!
Gilbert

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These machines should be looked on exactly the same as a 5 coin 50 cent machine.
Same strategy, same chances for winning and losing.

Regards
A.P.

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----- Original Message -----
  From: Gilbert Escobar
  To: vpFREE
  Sent: Tuesday, October 08, 2002 7:15 PM
  Subject: [vpFREE] Double On ?? Machines

  Hi,

  What do you think of those "Double On xxx" (10 coins
  max) machines in the Green Valley Casino in Henderson,
  NV? The pay tables are the same like the 10/7 DB, for
  example. For RF, it pays 8,000 instead of 4,000.
  Sort of similar to the Multiplay except that they will
  play even faster since you are playing with only one
  deck of cards. Have not seen these types of machines
  anywhere else. Examples: Double On Double Double
  Bonus Poker, Double On Triple Double Bonus Poker,
  Double On Double Bonus Poker, Double On Deuces Wild,
  etc.

  With "Perfect Play" strategy and assuming you have the
  proper bankroll, would these machines be better to
  play than the regular Single Play machines (5 coin
  max)?
  Or do casinos (in their favor) change the Odds on
  these machines?

  Thanks!
  Gilbert

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