Suppose you came across a 9/6 Jacks or Better Spin Poker game.
If you play only line, 5 coins, does this boil the game down to full pay JoB?
What I'm asking here is if you need to play more than one line to get full pay on the royals. Do you need max lines and max coins for full pay?
R~~
Spin Poker has the exact same payback and odds as single-line, with higher volatility.
So the answer to your question is yes. You can play one line and still get full-pay as long as you play 5 coins on that line. Any additional lines you play should also be 5 coins.
Coincidentally, this particular game is available at MCC. I sometimes play single-line ($1.25/spin), and sometimes 9 lines ($11.25/spin). I got four to the royal last time I played 9, but alas couldn't hit on any of the three squares, which would have been a nice $3,000 payout.
-Ted
--- In vpFREE_Detroit@yahoogroups.com, "rrakay" <rrakay@...> wrote:
Suppose you came across a 9/6 Jacks or Better Spin Poker game.
If you play only line, 5 coins, does this boil the game down to full pay JoB?
What I'm asking here is if you need to play more than one line to get full pay on the royals. Do you need max lines and max coins for full pay?
I played the 9/6 JOB spin poker at MC on Wednesday of this week and started out doing OK on it, I was at least staying even on my $100 in. Then I lost like 8 out of 10 spins in a row, betting 45 coins, a $100 goes quick, but normally when you hold a pair you can make out with a higher payback then the 45 that you are betting.
I then switched to DBL, DBL spin poker and instead of hitting bet MAX, I only bet 3 lines of 5 coins each and on the first hand to come out was dealt 4 to the royal and I got it, on the middle hand which was the 4th card position in, that completed my royal. I won $1000 instead of $3000... If I would have been betting lines 4 & 5, which paid in the top and bottom V pattern, I would have picked up an extra $2000. I was still happy, but it's the woulda, coulda, shoulda thing.
I normally always bet MAX, and going into that game for some reason I hit deal and not max and got the royal on the first hand. That was the 2nd royal that I got that week, I got one at Sam's Town and it also was on the VERY FIRST hand going into a game from the menu, which was a big surprise also, as I only held 3 cards to it, then I got the wild deuces and then aces w/kicker for $500 in 30 minutes all on the same full pay machines, at Sam's Town in Las Vegas....
-Len
--- In vpFREE_Detroit@yahoogroups.com, "shloemoejs99" <shloemoejs99@...> wrote:
R~~
Spin Poker has the exact same payback and odds as single-line, with higher volatility.
So the answer to your question is yes. You can play one line and still get full-pay as long as you play 5 coins on that line. Any additional lines you play should also be 5 coins.
Coincidentally, this particular game is available at MCC. I sometimes play single-line ($1.25/spin), and sometimes 9 lines ($11.25/spin). I got four to the royal last time I played 9, but alas couldn't hit on any of the three squares, which would have been a nice $3,000 payout.
-Ted
--- In vpFREE_Detroit@yahoogroups.com, "rrakay" <rrakay@> wrote:
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> Suppose you came across a 9/6 Jacks or Better Spin Poker game.
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> If you play only line, 5 coins, does this boil the game down to full pay JoB?
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> What I'm asking here is if you need to play more than one line to get full pay on the royals. Do you need max lines and max coins for full pay?
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