I received an offer from LVH for 3 nts and $200 chips. This is despite a total of maybe 1/2 hr play and about 5K two years ago. Does anyone know the value of these chips? Are they match play with an EV of $100 or are they worth $200? The offer calls them promotional chips.
Thanks
Joel
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From: "Chandler" <omnibibulous1@comcast.net>
That often touted 3 to 5 royal allowance as a good bankroll is mostly for
very good games (fpdw, for example) with slot benefits. My local NSUD game
(with slot benefits) is more like a 10 royal bankroll to get you a 5% ROR.
Play the quarter multis and a 5% ROR requires well over $10K. Either you
have very good slot benefits, or you may not have a realistic expectation of
the bankroll requirements for your play.
Chandler
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From: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vpF…@…com]On Behalf Of
nirpam
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2005 5:08 PM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] So you go to the Casino with a plan ?
My post is aiming to clarify some basic questions. So you go to the
Casino with a plan to win and you have the appropriate bankroll for
it. Say you will play NSUD and you have the 3 or 5 royal x
bankroll. So you start playing and then what.
Q When do you stop ? based on the time spent ? points earned ? or
you are winning or losing ?
Q Say you hit a royal and you get a w 2. Do you stop playing ? Why
stop as it does not matter, the RNG does not know that and if you
are playing correct you need to keep playing right ??
Q Say you have a "budget" of 10,000 $ to play and you obviously want
to win and maybe get comps too. What is the ideal strategy ? Which
type of video poker will you play ? Obviously this is assuming there
is no full pay around. I live in KC and play at Ameristar etc. Any
local recommendations are welcome.
Thanks for your time and effort.
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