Hi,
Just wanted to know if I can use JoB strategy for 8/5 BP? Or will I be
putting myself at a disadvantage? Thanks.
Aaron
strategy for (99.92%) 8/5 BP
putting myself at a disadvantage?
To my knowledge, there is no 99.92% version of BP, however, if you use 9/6
JOB on the 99.16% full pay BP you will lose nothing. For other games cruise
on over to
http://videopoker.fws1.com/wrong_strat.html
Nudge
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From: "traveler60657" <traveler60657@yahoo.com>
Subject: [vpFREE] strategy for (99.92%) 8/5 BP
Hi,
Just wanted to know if I can use JoB strategy for 8/5 >BP? Or will I be
Hey Nudge. That's a great site. Thanks. Dick M.
nudge51 wrote:
Subject: [vpFREE] strategy for (99.92%) 8/5 BP
> Hi,
> Just wanted to know if I can use JoB strategy for 8/5 >BP? Or will
I be
putting myself at a disadvantage?To my knowledge, there is no 99.92% version of BP, however, if you use
9/6
JOB on the 99.16% full pay BP you will lose nothing. For other games
cruise
on over to
http://videopoker.fws1.com/wrong_strat.htmlNudge
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From: "traveler60657" <traveler60657@yahoo.com>
Thanks everyone for responding. If one is dealt a pair of aces and
another pair, should you only hold the pair of aces to try for quad
aces (since the payout is greater)? If so, are there any other
deviations from JOB strategy. Thanks.
Aaron
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Hey Nudge. That's a great site. Thanks. Dick M.
nudge51 wrote:
>
> From: "traveler60657" <traveler60657@y...>
> Subject: [vpFREE] strategy for (99.92%) 8/5 BP
>
>
> > Hi,
> > Just wanted to know if I can use JoB strategy for 8/5 >BP? Or will
> I be
> putting myself at a disadvantage?
>
> To my knowledge, there is no 99.92% version of BP, however, if you use
> 9/6
> JOB on the 99.16% full pay BP you will lose nothing. For other games
> cruise
> on over to
> http://videopoker.fws1.com/wrong_strat.html
>
> Nudge
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Sponsor>
> vpFREE Links: http://tinyurl.com/a7ga
>
>
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The strategies are almost identical-the one change is with AKQJX,
where the QJ is suited with no other penalty card. In jacks, the
correct play is to draw to QJ; in BP you draw to the straight.