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(vpfree)Re: Double Deuces (16/13/4700)

"I ALWAYS play the game with the highest expectation of return, assuming that I know them both equally well.
This also assumes that you have sufficient bankroll to account for the "greater varience."

That statement means a lot to those who play for profit. However, it's also exactly why I'm trying to get Venetian and Bellagio to increase their $100 9/7 DB games to 11/7. It will take care of one thing and settle one other very important issue: It will eliminate the criticism of their status of being negative-vp-only casinos; And it will weed out those who claim to have fabulous runs along with incredible bankrolls, who say they only play when there's a game much in their favor. I understand variance is a factor, but I'm betting those who've had a successful taste of the $100 machines cannot stay away. Those who haven't will.

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From: Elliott L. Shapiro <elliotts@joimail.com>

Very good luck. That way over my playing limits.
Their 25c, $1 and $5 progressives are all 7/5 bonus.

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On Thu, 12 Jun 2003 16:16:40 -0400, you wrote:

From: Elliott L. Shapiro <elliotts@joimail.com>

"I ALWAYS play the game with the highest expectation of return, assuming that I know them both equally well.
This also assumes that you have sufficient bankroll to account for the "greater varience."

That statement means a lot to those who play for profit. However, it's also exactly why I'm trying to get Venetian and Bellagio to increase their $100 9/7 DB games to 11/7. It will take care of one thing and settle one other very important issue: It will eliminate the criticism of their status of being negative-vp-only casinos; And it will weed out those who claim to have fabulous runs along with incredible bankrolls, who say they only play when there's a game much in their favor. I understand variance is a factor, but I'm betting those who've had a successful taste of the $100 machines cannot stay away. Those who haven't will.

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