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Practicing with WinPoker/Novelty VP Games

#1

In a message dated 8/26/06 8:35:18 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
tdubnik@alltel.net writes:

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It seems that the VP programmers should be doing the same thing. This would
provide a steady stream of income even after the initial purchase is made. I
know that not everyone will pay an annual fee, but many would IF there are
regular upgrades and enhancements.

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The trouble is casinos just won't fire-up the decent playable versions of any
novelty game. Just run through the vpFREE glossary. Go back to the original
Action gaming 3/5 plays. The best paytable I ever saw was 8/6 Jacks. How
about STP, Multi-strike, Spin-poker, Five Aces, One-Eyed Jacks and my favorite
Chase the Royal.

There are several more, but so few playable novelty machines on a casino
floor anywhere.

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#2

In a message dated 8/26/06 8:35:18 AM US Mountain Standard Time,
tdubnik@alltel.net writes:

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Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2006 2:28 PM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Re: Practicing with WinPoker/Novelty VP Games

It seems that the VP programmers should be doing the same thing. This
would provide a steady stream of income even after the initial
purchase is made. I know that not everyone will pay an annual fee, but
many would IF there are regular upgrades and enhancements.

****
The trouble is casinos just won't fire-up the decent playable versions of
any
novelty game. Just run through the vpFREE glossary. Go back to the
original
Action gaming 3/5 plays. The best paytable I ever saw was 8/6 Jacks. How
about STP, Multi-strike, Spin-poker, Five Aces, One-Eyed Jacks and my
favorite
Chase the Royal.

There are several more, but so few playable novelty machines on a casino
floor anywhere.

While this is generally true, how many "mistakes" have been discovered by
the people on this and other boards?

I once found a game called "King of the House" that paid 100 coins for a
full house. The mistake was that it was supposed to pay 1 for two pair but
it was set to pay a normal 2. At the time this game was paying out 103% and
it was available on 3 play dollars. I made a mint on this machine before the
mistake was discovered.