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pick a pair at Motor City

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VP Pappy,

Run the pay table through Winpoker before you play again. The game that could be analysed by the software was pretty bad.

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#2

--- In vpFREE_Detroit@yahoogroups.com, "John.G.Zaroff"
<John.G.Zaroff@d...> wrote:

VP Pappy,

Run the pay table through Winpoker before you play again. The game

that could be analysed by the software was pretty bad.

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   Unless I'm wrong, this is the pay scale for "Pick A Pair."

6000 RF
1000 SF
500 4
  90 FH
  75 FL
  55 ST
  25 3
  15 TP
  10 9s or Better

   It computes to 99%, which in this town at the quarter level, is
not all that bad. But there's really no sense in playing it at Motor
City since Greektown offers the quarter full-pay version at 99.95%.

   Terrence "VP Pappy" Murphy

   " Good video poker players are known by the cards they keep."
                      --VP Pappy

PS: I finished third in a Texas Hold'em Poker tournament Saturday in
Armada. Didn't get much to play with all night. Had to use every
trick I've learned in playing poker for over 60 years since I was a
young boy.
   Bluffs, huge raises with nothing, fake tells, bullying, stealing
blinds, and other ruses to overcome the poor hands that I got. Five
hours of play and the best hand I had was a straight. Slow played
that and got a guy to go all in with three of a kind. He didn't
improve and I won a big pot which kept me going. Eventually, my luck
ran out and I had to go all-in with a so-so hand,(which I lost)
because the blinds were killing me.
   I'd still rather play video poker.