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Related to using Bob Dancers strategy cards, there are 4 levels.
I may have missed it on the packaging, but does anyone know the return for
DB using each of the 4 different levels.
I ask because my wife finds the strategies more difficult to remember than
say JOB or DW.
But, I'd rather her playing with the level 1 or 2 of DB on DB if it's higher
than playing it at a JOB strategy.
richard
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This will sound harsh, but players that "find it hard to remember
strategy" but play anyway will lose overall, and usually blame a run
of real bad luck. Just know that upfront and have fun with it.
--- In vpFREE@y..., Richard Boston <rboston@o...> wrote:
Related to using Bob Dancers strategy cards, there are 4 levels.
I may have missed it on the packaging, but does anyone know the
return for
DB using each of the 4 different levels.
I ask because my wife finds the strategies more difficult to
remember than
say JOB or DW.
But, I'd rather her playing with the level 1 or 2 of DB on DB if
it's higher
than playing it at a JOB strategy.
richard
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Hi. That's why God created Win Poker and strategy cards that fit handily into a pocket or purse. I can play 9/6 JB and 8/5 bonus virtually computer perfect (except for occasional careless mistakes), but still practice on Win Poker every so often to make sure I'm doing it right. I usually keep a strategy card in my purse to check in case of doubt.
I'm going to Vegas next week, so I've been boning up on Deuces and 10/7 DB. I don't play either perfectly, but will play the games in Vegas because I can't play them at home. But I expect that my mistakes will cut into my expected return, and will be happy if I'm playing at break-even level instead of having the advantage.
It's up to each individual player to determine how much work they want to put into learning to play a game perfectly. Hopefully, the results will reflect that work. But for someone who goes to a casino once or twice a year, playing at Level 2 on Dancer's cards is probably fine. Why put all that time and effort into something that won't have a big payoff?
Blessings and royals to all.
Elaine
LoungeLizard <llounge@hotmail.com> wrote:This will sound harsh, but players that "find it hard to remember
strategy" but play anyway will lose overall, and usually blame a run
of real bad luck. Just know that upfront and have fun with it.
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That's not the point of the question.
We practice on Winpoker and we use strategy cards but the little subtle
things in DB make it more complex than JOB.
It's very easy to miss something in DB using a more complex DB strategy as
in Level 4.
Several people have asked about using JOB strategy on DB and what the return
is.
This is a related question for those using the lower level of strategies in
DB and what the returns are, to then be able to make the educated decision
as to, spend more time learning the complex strategies or just use the
easier JOB strategy.
-----Original Message-----
From: LoungeLizard [mailto:llou…@…com]
Sent: Thursday, November 14, 2002 8:20 PM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: JB Strategy vs level I DB strategy on DB game
This will sound harsh, but players that "find it hard to remember
strategy" but play anyway will lose overall, and usually blame a run
of real bad luck. Just know that upfront and have fun with it.
--- In vpFREE@y..., Richard Boston <rboston@o...> wrote:
> Related to using Bob Dancers strategy cards, there are 4 levels.
>
> I may have missed it on the packaging, but does anyone know the
return for
> DB using each of the 4 different levels.
>
> I ask because my wife finds the strategies more difficult to
remember than
> say JOB or DW.
>
> But, I'd rather her playing with the level 1 or 2 of DB on DB if
it's higher
> than playing it at a JOB strategy.
>
> richard
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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