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Tournament play, was Re: Wong's VP

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Almost all of Harrah's VP tournaments have qualifiers followed by a finals.
They usually use 9-6DDB. Play as many hands as you can and aim for 800 coin
or better hands as you will almost always need one to advance. Final round
strategy can be a little trickier but you should aim for quads or better.

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[Original Message]
From: darvell3492000 <darvell349@aol.com>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Date: 11/2/2005 3:54:01 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Tournament play, was Re: Wong's VP

Hi, all.

I'm gathering information for a friend who will be playing in his fist
VP tournament, at the Rio end of November. I'll be ordering
Wong's "Casino Tournament Strategy" and I've read Bob's article linked
to in the FAQ. Sounds like there is quite a bit to keep in mind.

Anyone have any further insights, anecdotes, to share on this topic?

Thanks!

Naomi

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>
> Wong's vp software was the first I ever used. I worked out my
> first strategies using it.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Howard Stern" <howard.w.stern@e...>
wrote:

Almost all of Harrah's VP tournaments have qualifiers followed by a

finals.

They usually use 9-6DDB. Play as many hands as you can and aim for

800 coin

or better hands as you will almost always need one to advance. Final

round

strategy can be a little trickier but you should aim for quads or

better.

Thank you! This looks like it's going to be fun and I wish I was going
to be able to play in it.