vpFREE2 Forums

Multi-Strike Availability??

Just curious, Harry. How did you do, and did you apply what you consider to be a healthy part of your trip bankroll towards the game?

From: "Harry Porter" <harry.porter@verizon.net>
Date: 2003/04/07 Mon PM 01:48:59 EDT
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Multi-Strike Availability??

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Rob Singer wrote:

Just curious, Harry. How did you do, and did you apply what you
consider to be a healthy part of your trip bankroll towards the game?

I lost money. This was strictly a novelty play. One might argue I'd
been far better to play the online game with better payouts, but I
have to own up to the game not feeling "real" unless there are stakes
involved. The trip had gone very well and I'm not adverse to a little
expensive entertainment from time to time.

I threw $600 at the $1 7/5 BP game at Mandalay Bay and got around
$10-$12K play out of it. I was quite pleased at that since I didn't
see any quads at all during that hour of play. Obviously, only one
bonus quad on a higher line would have easily reversed that loss.

I managed to toss $400 at the $.25 9/5 JB game at MGM for a little
over half an hour's play, and frankly wished I'd quit at $200. The
second $200 was popped in solely in hopes of seeing the elusive quad
that never showed in either trial run and produced neither enjoyment
or satisfaction.

Even the $.25 game is not for the faint at heart and shouldn't be
approached at full coin by any less than a stalwart $1 player.

- Harry

I lost money. This was strictly a novelty play.

I see what you mean about that one lucky hand that never showed up. But I agree, it's a fun game--the most innovative in my opinion to come along since triple-play. But thanks for identifying that game at MB. I've been looking fo a dollar game to practice on. I'm headed out there 1 night ASAP this week to throw $1800 at it and see if my ideas work as well on 7/5 BP as the results I've seen on-line with 8/5. I assume the graphics are similar to the on-line version....

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]