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six-card VP

#1

"I would assume that you are incorrectly posting the hand, as you are showing
six cards on the initial deal."

No, it's their new six card vp machines!

that raises an interesting question. how much would it be worth,
playing 9/6 jacks or better, to get an extra card on the deal? you
only get to draw back to five. surely it's worth more than your
standard add-a-coin feature - you wouldn't get the extra card for only
one more coin - but how many coins would you have to pay for it to be
a fair game?

i'm not doing the math on this one. :slight_smile:

cheers,

five

#2

Seems like it would mostly effect your dealt return with only a slight effect on your draw return (drawing from a 46 card deck instead of 47). 52Combin6 is 47/6 bigger than 52Combin5 but a dealt royal out of six cards is 47 times more likely than a dealt royal out of five. That leaves a factor of 6.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, fivespot <fivespot55@...> wrote:

> "I would assume that you are incorrectly posting the hand, as you are showing
> six cards on the initial deal."
>
> No, it's their new six card vp machines!

that raises an interesting question. how much would it be worth,
playing 9/6 jacks or better, to get an extra card on the deal? you
only get to draw back to five. surely it's worth more than your
standard add-a-coin feature - you wouldn't get the extra card for only
one more coin - but how many coins would you have to pay for it to be
a fair game?

i'm not doing the math on this one. :slight_smile:

cheers,

five