What are your favorite multiple VP hand games to play? Limit the
discussion to 3, 5 or 10 hand games and assume all games have full
pay schedules.
Are any games better suited for multiple hand play? I imagine
there certain games, or pay schedules that are never available in
multiple play, but do not know this from my limited VP experience.
Thanks,
Bob
Hi Bob:
I prefer 3 and 5 play NSUD, which seems more abundant than other
flavors. The possibilities with the wild cards make the game for me.
It takes a bigger bankroll, but is still manageable at the quarter
level.
5 play JoB is interesting to me in my never-ending quest to observe
perfect variance in exactly how many trips convert to quads. I can go
months without ever converting on a single line game (or so it seems).
Drew
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "futrend" <futrend@y...> wrote:
What are your favorite multiple VP hand games to play?
Drew,
Thanks for the information. Why do you prefer 3 and 5 play
NSUD over Full Pay Deuces Wild? Is it because 3 & 5 play
FP Deuces is not offered?
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "futrend" <futrend@y...> wrote:
What are your favorite multiple VP hand games to play?
Hi Bob:
I prefer 3 and 5 play NSUD, which seems more abundant than other
flavors. The possibilities with the wild cards make the game for me.
It takes a bigger bankroll, but is still manageable at the quarter
level.
Drew
You've answered your own question. The only multi-line FPDW
I ever recall seeing was on the Lucky Draws a few years ago.
vpFREE Administrator
On 10 Apr 2005 at 2:06, futrend wrote:
Thanks for the information. Why do you prefer 3 and 5 play
NSUD over Full Pay Deuces Wild? Is it because 3 & 5 play
FP Deuces is not offered?