Greetings,
Next week I am in my first VP "contest" in Las Vegas. Thier are three
10 minute play periods, with 400 credits. Jacks or better. I can play
at 100% error free and the speed is not a problem. I am looking for
suggestions on tips to play "differently" than normal, if I should?
THANKS
Wayne
Here are my thoughts:
Ten minutes is such a short time that "long term statistics" do not
mean much. To win these things, you have to get more "big" payoffs
than the other contestants. A Royal would almost certainly nail the
thing. I would forget "precision play" and simply go for fours-of-a-
kind or better. Keep dealt pairs (not two pair), any three to a S.F.,
and any two to a R.F.
- - Norma
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Greetings,
Next week I am in my first VP "contest" in Las Vegas. Thier are three
10 minute play periods, with 400 credits. Jacks or better. I can play
at 100% error free and the speed is not a problem. I am looking for
suggestions on tips to play "differently" than normal, if I should?
THANKSWayne
Hi Norma,
THANKS for your input. That sounds logical and I will try it.
Wayne
Here are my thoughts:
Ten minutes is such a short time that "long term statistics" do not
mean much. To win these things, you have to get more "big" payoffs
than the other contestants. A Royal would almost certainly nail
the
thing. I would forget "precision play" and simply go for fours-of-
a-
kind or better. Keep dealt pairs (not two pair), any three to a
S.F.,
and any two to a R.F.
- - Norma
>
> Greetings,
>
> Next week I am in my first VP "contest" in Las Vegas. Thier are
three
> 10 minute play periods, with 400 credits. Jacks or better. I can
play
> at 100% error free and the speed is not a problem. I am looking
for
> suggestions on tips to play "differently" than normal, if I
should?
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Norma Posy" <normagirl9@...> wrote:
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "wpgtrinity" <wpgtrinity@> wrote:
> THANKS
>
> Wayne
>