I did not notice the trim on the ST. You are right and of course, this game
is horrible.
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[Original Message]
From: Elliot Frome <compuflyers@prodigy.net>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Date: 7/25/2004 7:29:42 PM
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Wierd Joker PokerWhat you appear to be describing is an offshoot of what is generally
regarded as Full-Pay Joker's Wild found in Atlantic City (where JOker
Poker is seemingly more popular than any variety of the game).In A.C. there is no special bonus for 5 8's and the Straights pay 4
intead of 3The A.C. version pays 97.2%
A rough estimate, not including possible strategy changes due to
paytable changes, of the payback, I would say is about 95.5% . I'm
reducing about 2.5% for the straight reduction and adding about .8%
for the 5 8's bonus.Just my best guess without running the numbers.
Elliot
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Rich" <canoebum@h...> wrote:
> The following game is in the Casino du Montreal. There are about 20
> of them for quarters. Neither Winpoker nor Strategy Master are able
> to run the analysis. If someone has the tools I'd love to see the
> numbers on this one. Interestingly, there is no payout for a Royal,
> wild or natural. It pays the same as a regular STFL. But the STFL
> does pay 500, and those come along often enough to make it(perhaps)
> worthwhile. Here goes:
>
> With 5 coins
>
> 2 PR 5
> 3K 10
> ST 15
> FL 25
> FH 40
> 4K 80
> STFL 500
> 5K 4000
> 5 8s 8000
>
> Comments are welcomed. Remember, though, I didn't make the game, I
> just found it in the casino. The varience is probably astronomical.vpFREE Links: http://members.cox.net/vpfree/Links.htm
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