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Multi-Strike Bonus Deuces Wild Changes

#1

I am hoping someone can tell me how to play the first two levels
of Bonus Deuces Wild on the Multi-Strike game. I have read about the
adjustments that should be made on those levels with JoB. The Bonus
Deuces Wild pay schedule is not the strongest (Royal 800, 4 deuces +
an Ace 400, 4 Deuces 200, Wild royal 25, 5 Aces 80, 5 3-5 40, 5 5-K
20, SF 10, 4 of Kind 4, FH 3, Flush 2, Straight 1, 3 of a Kind 1).
Data shows the Base Return is 95.3368 and the Multi-Strike is 95.92.
     I have the normal Bonus Deuces Wild VPSM Strategy. What I need
to know is what adjustments are made to that strategy on Level 1 and
level 2 of the Multi-Strike game. In addition to Pat Hands, one
would obviously hold one deuce or two deuces. However, what other
holds are important on the first two levels. Also, other than any
adjustments for Aces and Cards 3 through 5, wouldn't the same
adjustments hold for non bpnus Deuces Wild on the Multi-Strike game.
Thanks for any help.

Bob

#2

futrend wrote:

    I am hoping someone can tell me how to play the first two levels
of Bonus Deuces Wild on the Multi-Strike game. ...
Data shows the Base Return is 95.3368 and the Multi-Strike is 95.92.
     I have the normal Bonus Deuces Wild VPSM Strategy.

The best self-help approach I can offer is if you have VPSM (or Frugal
vp). The stratgy for each level can be determined by adding 6/4/2 to
the pays of each level (1/2/3, respectively) for each coin played.

In other words, to find strategy for level 1, add 30 to each of the 5
coin pays (so a RF would be 4030). Then run the strategy. Ditto for
level 2 and 3 (adding 20 and 10).

- Harry

#3

I wrote a 3-part series on Multi-Strike, including how to figure out strategies, for Frugal Fridays, beginning June 20, 2003. Go to
http://lasvegasadvisor.com/frugalfridays.cfm?FrugalFridayID=184 for the first article in the series and then go to the Archive for the next two.

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