Forum Readers,
I am curious as to which VP game is is each reader's favorite to play
at a casino. Assumming a full pay version is available, which VP
game would you prefer to play? Can you briefly mention the reason it
is your favorite game to play in a casino? I think this information
will be interesting. Mine is JoB, but I am not experinced enough to
fairly compare or rationalize my reason.
Thanks,
Bob
I am curious as to which VP game is is each reader's favorite to
play
at a casino. Assumming a full pay version is available, which VP
game would you prefer to play? Can you briefly mention the reason
it
is your favorite game to play in a casino? I think this
information
will be interesting. Mine is JoB, but I am not experinced enough
to
fairly compare or rationalize my reason.
I'm playing a ~100.7% bi-modal game (the full pay version was
103.2%, and has been removed). I play it because: (1) it is a
progressive, (2) the fact the manufacturer incorrectly analyze the
game at 98.0% (based on the manufacturer's literature), (3) massive
number of ploppies playing short-coin to feed the meter (thank
you!), and (4) decent cash back. The optimal strategy is difficult
to figure because in the "ON" mode, the player has to discard
potential winning combinations or hold a certain kicker. The down
side is that about 80% of the hands are losers and the penalty card
situations happen frequently!
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "futrend" <futrend@y...> wrote:
all american quad 250 or 8/7/6 two pair or better joker
i'm also a big fan of coupons for any quad and double royal promotions
and blackjack with early surrender or 2-1bj, and ...
Forum Readers,
I am curious as to which VP game is is each reader's favorite to
play
at a casino. Assumming a full pay version is available, which VP
game would you prefer to play? Can you briefly mention the reason
it
is your favorite game to play in a casino? I think this
information
will be interesting. Mine is JoB, but I am not experinced enough
to
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "futrend" <futrend@y...> wrote:
fairly compare or rationalize my reason.
Thanks,
Bob
All American
Only 100%+ game in the Kansas City area.
futrend <futrend@yahoo.com> wrote:
Forum Readers,
I am curious as to which VP game is is each reader's favorite to play
at a casino. Assumming a full pay version is available, which VP
game would you prefer to play? Can you briefly mention the reason it
is your favorite game to play in a casino? I think this information
will be interesting. Mine is JoB, but I am not experinced enough to
fairly compare or rationalize my reason.
Thanks,
Bob
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And the AA in Kansas City is rapidly becoming an endangered species!
Rick
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Carlos Lebron <calebr0n@y...> wrote:
All American
Only 100%+ game in the Kansas City area.
futrend <futrend@y...> wrote:
Forum Readers,
I am curious as to which VP game is is each reader's favorite to play
at a casino. Assumming a full pay version is available, which VP
game would you prefer to play? Can you briefly mention the reason it
is your favorite game to play in a casino? I think this information
will be interesting. Mine is JoB, but I am not experinced enough to
fairly compare or rationalize my reason.Thanks,
Bob
play
I play NSUD because with the right cashback and comps it can net
over 100%, it's usually available in multiple denoms (although my
bankroll aches at the $5 level and I don't play it that often, only
with a good promotion or when I've been hitting above percentage),
and I've always preferred wild card games to JoB and Bonus games. I
think they're more fun.
FPDW must have been great fun back when you could find it in higher
denoms than quarters. I was busy playing craps and slots back
then. And losing consistently.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "futrend" <futrend@y...> wrote:
I am curious as to which VP game is is each reader's favorite to
Based on fun factor alone (no consideration given to expected
profit), I've probably had more fun playing full pay Super Aces Bonus
Poker in a 50 play format at the nickle denomination than any other
VP game. Super Aces, however, is a horrible game in a single line
format.
For single line games, I really enjoy playing All American. The
complicated strategy forces you to pay attention. You get a nice 40
coin boost for hitting any of the mid-level hands (straights,
flushes, or full houses). All quads pay 200, so it has some of the
appeal of a Bonus Poker type game in that you get more than the
standard 125 coins for a quad. Plus there is a reasonable chance of
hitting a mini-jackpot of 1000 coins for a straight flush. I just
wish that casinos in my area offered this game in something higher
that quarters.
EE