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#1

In a message dated 5/13/2006 7:41:59 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
mickeycrimm@yahoo.com writes:

AHA!!!!!!!! The short coin effect!!!!!! Mark, the short coin effect didn't
cross my mind when I read your original post. The short coin effect can be
huge in spots and I think you found one.

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What about the opposite of that, recreational players overtrying for the
Royal by holding AT before the meter justifies it, dropping a pair for 2 to a
Royal way before it's the correct play.
JT

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#2

This is easily counter-balanced by the faithless player who chooses the 4-
card flush over the 3-card royal (10/7 and other games with high paying
flushes excluded). But this is all irrelevant. A progressive player is looking
for the royal to miss a certain number of games to put it on his number. If
it would have to miss, say, 80,000 games played at 5 coins to get to that
number then the short coiners can lower that number significantly and the
progressive player gets more plays.

In a message dated 5/13/2006 7:41:59 A.M. Pacific Standard Time,
mickeycrimm@... writes:

AHA!!!!!!!! The short coin effect!!!!!! Mark, the short coin effect didn't
cross my mind when I read your original post. The short coin effect can

be

huge in spots and I think you found one.

[
[
What about the opposite of that, recreational players overtrying for the
Royal by holding AT before the meter justifies it, dropping a pair for 2 to

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, jt417552@... wrote:

Royal way before it's the correct play.
JT