Hi!
My brain seems to be a bit fuzzy this evening. I think that I know the answer, but I will ask
this question anyway.
If one chooses to play only 1 line in Spin Poker or Spin Poker Deluxe, is this absolutely
equivalent to one playing the same game on a common 1-line machine?
Thanks.
..... bl
bornloser1537 wrote:
If one chooses to play only 1 line in Spin Poker or Spin Poker Deluxe,
is this absolutely equivalent to one playing the same game on a common
1-line machine?
Your common sense is in full working order.
Of course, playing one line, one coin, on a full pay SPD inflicts
magnitudes of greater emotional trauma (vs. single line) on an
advantage player biting at the bit for the machine 
- H.
Even though my mind was a bit fuzzy at the time that I asked this question, there really
was a bit of method to my madness. Being a strict $1 player (at $5 per pull, of course), I
had been roaming last week, looking for reasonable plays. Hidden away, I did find a $1
Spin Poker machine with a "reasonable" pay table (I acknowledge that "reasonable" means
different things to different people). Not wanting to go at $45 per pull on a standard $1
Spin Poker machine, I did think that playing 5-coin but single line at my usual $1 level
would be fine. And, I did not look at lines above and below, so as not to be constantly
kicking myself about what else I may have had, had I played $45 per pull, rather than $5.
LOL
..... bl
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Harry Porter" <harry.porter@...> wrote:
bornloser1537 wrote:
> If one chooses to play only 1 line in Spin Poker or Spin Poker Deluxe,
> is this absolutely equivalent to one playing the same game on a common
> 1-line machine?Your common sense is in full working order.
Of course, playing one line, one coin, on a full pay SPD inflicts
magnitudes of greater emotional trauma (vs. single line) on an
advantage player biting at the bit for the machine- H.