Michael Peck wrote wrote:
>Anyway, for 8,000 hands of single line 9/6 JOB I estimate there's
approximately 95% probability of a total return greater than about
>-2290 units. So, $575 ought to do it.
Page 44 of my book, All The Best of Video Poker Times, presents a table showing RoR for various starting bankrolls and various numbers of hands for 9/6 JoB as determined by computer simulation. If you start with a 400 unit bankroll ($500 on a 5-coin quarter machine) and play 8000 hands (or until you lose the $500), the RoR is about 14%, the mean ending bankroll is $455, and the expected mean number of hands is 7810.
The book includes similar tables for full pay Deuces Wild and Double bonus poker.
Dan
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