--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Vegasvpplayer <vegasvpplayer@...> wrote:
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> I've been trying to come with an average number of hands on 9/6 JoB or 8/5 BP to complete a Bingo card.
>
I made a post on this but it got lost in cyberspace. I'll try again.
This is how I would have to do it on the straight flushes. SF chances at 9/6 Jacks is 9148.37, Bonus Poker is 9360 so no question 9/6 is the better play. I don't know anything about poisson or any of that stuff. I just know how this idiot country boy has to do it.
9/6 Jacks....no strategy shifts....I don't think I would use a strategy shift for a hand I'm gonna hit anyway if I play long enough.
It's obvious that the first cycle is 9148.37.
After that I would multiply 9148.37 times 4 which = 36,593.48. Then I would divide 36,593.48 by 3 which is 12,197.83 (represents the three remaining suits)and that would be the second cycle.
Then I would divide 36,593.48 by 2 which = 18,296.74 and this would be the third cycle.
36,593.48 would be the fourth cycle.
.........9,148.37
........12,197.83
........18,296.74
........36,593.48
TOTAL 76,236.42
