Actually, I calculated it at well north of $200,000. That is simple
arithmetic based on 800 hands per hour of a 100.6 game $25 per hand (i.e. allowing for
some reasonable mistakes or adjustments) played full time (40 hours per week).
If you don't agree with the math, why not explain where YOUR calculations
show it to be incorrect. The point was it was an incredibly lucrative play - my
post was to answer someone who felt that it was not particularly lucrative
(not enough to get someone to travel there for it). Such a play can AND DID lure
professional gamblers to KC.
In a message dated 5/15/2005 10:31:55 PM Pacific Standard Time,
cy4873@hotmail.com writes:
Someone estimated 800 hands
per hour and yearly earnings of $200,000. Did they get to play for
a year???
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