I dropped by the Rainbow Club Casino today to check out the $1 FPDW
that were supposedly being played to death by "pros", and among the
27 machines, there was ONE person playing $1 FPDW at about 3:30 in
the afternoon. There were six or eight other people on the machines,
but they were playing keno or DDB or something else. So this "glut"
of players has not materialized. Perhaps there are fewer pros than
we think, or there are many who do not have the proper bankroll to
play ($12-16,000 needed to play these machines comfortably).
So much for theories
I dropped by the Rainbow Club Casino today to check out the $1 FPDW
that were supposedly being played to death by "pros", and among the
27 machines, there was ONE person playing $1 FPDW at about 3:30 in
the afternoon. There were six or eight other people on the
machines,
but they were playing keno or DDB or something else. So
this "glut"
of players has not materialized. Perhaps there are fewer pros than
we think, or there are many who do not have the proper bankroll to
play ($12-16,000 needed to play these machines comfortably).
Perhaps we use the term "pros" a little too loosely here. ALL "pros"
have at least a bankroll = 5 royals, otherwise, they would become "ex-
pros" rather quickly. I always wondered what is the min. threshold
that would attract pro play, my experience tells me it's $45/hr. Here
we have a game that's worth $30/hr. with little other benefits; it'll
attract "well financed advantage recreational players"
perhaps. "Pros" is a truly rare (and endangered) species.
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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Tracy Miller" <tsmiller1@y...> wrote:
Perhaps there are fewer pros than
we think, or there are many who do not have the proper bankroll to
play ($12-16,000 needed to play these machines comfortably).
Perhaps it would be a good idea to define your use of the word comfortably.
With no club cashback, a $16,000.00 BR will only offer about an 8% ROR. A
little too steep for my tolerance. The 1% ROR level that I shoot for in this
game without cashback would require a bankroll around $28,000.00.
Nudge
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From: "Tracy Miller" <tsmiller1@yahoo.com>
Subject: [vpFREE] So much for theories