Your speed depends on the machine speed. Games at Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas, are set at an agonizingly slow pace. Games at M are adjustable and can be set at lightening speed if you want them to be. Palms slowed down their 10 play jacks, so now you can get almost as much coin in per hour, at the 5 plays which are set at a slightly faster speed. But all Palms "good" machines are SLOW!
500-600 hands an hour seems "normal." Slower than that you are going to get bored. In a hurry? 800 hands an hour is not too stressful.
During speed tournaments, 1200 hands per hour is possible.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "TIMSPEED" <corvetteracing87@...> wrote:
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> It depends on my goal..if it's just to relax and "play" I like to go at a 120 hph pace.
> If it's to get a certain coin-in in a certain amount of time and move on, I can crank it up to 600 hph and still be accurate.
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "casino_travel" <casinotravel@> wrote:
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> > A recent post mentioning 1000 hands per hour got me thinking.
> > How many hands do you typically play per hour? Has anyone out there documented it for reference?
> > This is not a contest and I am not looking for oneupsmanship here.
> > I am just looking for real, documented answers.
> > I have an idea about how many I can play, but I don't know it for a fact. I figure 400 hands per hour should be readily doable. I think basic process (deal, read cards, select, draw, result and payout) might take to long for me to realistically do 600 per hour.
> > And, just to clarify, I am talking about single line or single deals of a multi-line being counted as a hand. Playing a 5-line machine does not count as 5 separate hands for this.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Mark
> >
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