Where can I find a good comprehensive strategy card/ranking for 9/6
JOB Multistrike? I have read the Bob Dancer article on
Multistrike.com, but I am looking for answers to some of the trickier
plays (when to hold 4 to a flush vs. 3 to a royal, etc.). Any help
would be appreciated.
Thanks,
John
GameMaster Online has 9/6 JoB Multi Strike strategy.
<a href="http://tinyurl.com/pdyj">
http://tinyurl.com/pdyj</a>
Go to the Multi Strike link on the right side of the page.
vpFREE Administrator
On 11 May 2004 at 3:28, john_chinnock wrote:
Where can I find a good comprehensive strategy card/ranking for 9/6
JOB Multistrike?
john_chinnock wrote:
Where can I find a good comprehensive strategy card/ranking for 9/6
JOB Multistrike? I have read the Bob Dancer article on
Multistrike.com, but I am looking for answers to some of the
trickier plays (when to hold 4 to a flush vs. 3 to a royal, etc.).
Any help would be appreciated.
John,
The Multistrike article at GameMaster Online, referred to by the
Administrator, is a decent reference for the detailed strategies.
However, presuming that you already have a strong Jacks proficiency,
bear in mind that the limited strategy changes noted in Dancer's
article at the MultiStrike Poker website:
http://www.multistrikepoker.com/
are sufficient to play the game accurately.
In the case you identify, Dancer notes no exceptions to standard JB
strategy, i.e. you always hold a 3 card royal over a 4 card flush.
- Harry
If I'm remembering correctly there are penalty card situations that give the 4 card flush hold a slightly higher ER? If one worries about these things......
At 06:16 AM 5/11/2004, you wrote:
Dancer notes no exceptions to standard JB
strategy, i.e. you always hold a 3 card royal over a 4 card flush.
Chandler wrote:
If I'm remembering correctly there are penalty card situations that
give the 4 card flush hold a slightly higher ER? If one worries about
these things......
Of all vp variants, MultiStrike will be the last place I take penalty
cards into account. You're juggling 4 strategies on the fly and the
simpler things are kept the better. It takes only a single key slip
to wipe out the advantage of paying attention to 100 penalty card
situations.
- H.
Thanks to everyone for the help.
John
> Where can I find a good comprehensive strategy card/ranking for
9/6
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpFREE" <vpFREE@C...> wrote:
On 11 May 2004 at 3:28, john_chinnock wrote:
> JOB Multistrike?GameMaster Online has 9/6 JoB Multi Strike strategy.
<a href="http://tinyurl.com/pdyj">
http://tinyurl.com/pdyj</a>Go to the Multi Strike link on the right side of the page.
vpFREE Administrator
Dancer notes no exceptions to standard JB
strategy, i.e. you always hold a 3 card royal over a 4 card flush.
If I'm remembering correctly there are penalty card situations that give
the 4 card flush hold a slightly higher ER? If one worries about these
things......
Bob Dancer's strategy from his 6/17/03 article says that for levels 1, 2 &
3: Hold a 4 card flush over a 3 card royal only if the hand contains an A
and a T.
Below is the strategy from his 6/17/03 article. I tried earlier to include
his strategy in a post on ACVPP, but the attachment didn't come through. (I
added the asterisks. *** means the rule applies to levels 1, 2 & 3. **
means the rule applies to levels 1 & 2.)
Multi Strike Poker - 9/6 JOB
Level 1: Play normal 9/6 Jacks strategy with the following exceptions:
***Prefer a 4-card flush over a RF3 including an A and a T
***Never hold a suited ten with a high card
** Prefer a high pair to any SF4
** Never hold any SF3
** Prefer two high cards, suited or not, to a low pair
Prefer a single high card or a low pair to a 4-card flush with no high
cards
The only 4-card straight you ever hold is KQJT
Level 2 -- Play normal 9/6 Jacks strategy with the following exceptions:
***Prefer a 4-card flush over a RF3 including an A and a T
***Never hold a suited ten with a high card
** Prefer a high pair to any SF4
** Never hold any SF3
** Prefer two high cards, suited or not, to a low pair
Prefer a low pair to a 4-card flush with no high cards
Prefer two high cards, suited or not, to all 4-card straights except KQJT
Prefer a single high card to a 4-card straight with 0 or 1 high card
The only inside straight you ever hold is AKQJ
Level 3 -- Play normal 9/6 Jacks strategy with the following exceptions:
***Prefer a 4-card flush over a RF3 including an A and a T
***Never hold a suited ten with a high card
Prefer a high pair to a SF4 with an inside
Hold a suited QJ9 and JT9. Hold SF3 (no high cards: no insides) only if
there are no high cards in the hand. Hold no other SF3s
Prefer two high cards to 4-card straights with 1 high card
Prefer a single high card to a 4-card straight with no high cards
The only inside straight you ever hold is AKQJ
Level 4 and Free Ride -- Play normal 9/6 Jacks strategy
Judy
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From: Chandler [mailto:omnibibulo…@…net]
At 06:16 AM 5/11/2004, you wrote: