Hello all. I will be taking advantage of an offer to spend 4 comped
nights at the Rio during Thanksgiving week. As I anticipate getting
ready to play there, I see from the VP board (thank you, thank you VP
administrator!!) that the best .25 cent games are either 16/11 DDW at
99.6% and the homely 8/5 BP at 99.2%. I know BP well and though I
can play DW, I am unfamiliar with DDW. Further, Winpoker doesn't
have this game, so I can't practice in advance. (Winpoker does not
have the option of configuing a wild card game.) So, VP experts,
shall I stick with the easy, tried and true BP, or should I live on
the wild side and figure out what I must do to get the
additional .5% If the latter, what is it that I do??? Also, what is
the anticipated variance and volatility? Anybody know? Thanks so
much. Good fortune to all. Bill
Rio vp question
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "deuceswildbill36"
<deuceswildbill36@y...> wrote:
Hello all. I will be taking advantage of an offer to spend 4
comped nights at the Rio during Thanksgiving week.
So, VP experts, what is it that I do???
Bill
Walk across the street to the Palms.
~t
Exactly!
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-----Original Message-----
From: timmer [mailto:timm…@…com]
Sent: Sunday, September 14, 2003 6:41 PM
To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Rio vp question
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "deuceswildbill36"
<deuceswildbill36@y...> wrote:
Hello all. I will be taking advantage of an offer to spend 4
comped nights at the Rio during Thanksgiving week.
So, VP experts, what is it that I do???
Bill
Walk across the street to the Palms.
~t
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