I've recently starting using Bob Dancer's video poker software, I find
that I can play perfectly for stretches, but less then 1 percent of
the time, I make errors. I know what to do but I still manage to miss
things.
Do you actually play perfectly or do you just assume you play perfectly?
Do you or should you factor some small percentage for errors into your
profit calculations?
Sorry if this has been covered before.
I doubt if anyone plays perfectly all the time. I don't factor any
reduction for errors into expected profit calculations but it's not a
bad idea.
I've recently starting using Bob Dancer's video poker software, I find
that I can play perfectly for stretches, but less then 1 percent of
the time, I make errors. I know what to do but I still manage to miss
things.Do you actually play perfectly or do you just assume you play
perfectly?
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "truushot1" <acptconstruction@...> wrote:
Do you or should you factor some small percentage for errors into your
profit calculations?Sorry if this has been covered before.
savorvpx wrote:
I doubt if anyone plays perfectly all the time. I don't factor any
reduction for errors into expected profit calculations but it's not a
bad idea.
Not to toss out a cheap shot, but in my book that's kinda like
planning a family vacation around expected travel time (but ignoring
meal and bathroom breaks). 
- H.