At a video poker seminar in Atlantic City a few year's ago, Bob Dancer said the most important thing in a tournament is speed. Play as fast as you possibly can and don't worry about misstakes.
It probably is more luck for the 10 minute's or so they give you to play. And they change the paytables, so you don't know the strategy until you get there.
Ned C.
The Wild Joker
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jackessiebabe <jackessiebabe@yahoo.com> wrote:
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "donald_forsythe" <DonBoats@a...> wrote:
<snip>
3. Once you are assigned a machine, if a blue haired little old lady
sits down beside you and asks, "Sonny, do you know what these buttons
are for", go ahead and kick her stool out from under her as these are
the people who usually win these things.
Don Forsythe
Hi Don,
Just a bit of advice should you be seated next to me during a
vp tourney. I am a dark-haired little old lady, who knows exactly,
for what purpose, the buttons are there. I also know how to push the
buttons of my tournament opponents, if they get too smart-mouthed.
Anyone who decides to kick my seat out from under me, had better be a
very fast runner!
Cheers,
Babe
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