Of course, your gambling bankroll would have grown the fastest if you started with nickels and moved up (or back down) to keep your rolling bankroll around 3000 bet sizes ($750 on five nickles, $1500 on ten nickels, $2250 on fifteen nickels, $3000 on twenty nickels, $3750 on five quarters, $7500 on ten quarters, $11,250 on fifteen quarters, $15,000 on five dollars). All of these denoms existed in the past, some of them (maybe all) still do today.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "nightoftheiguana2000" <nightoftheiguana2000@...> wrote:
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> > > --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Mickey" <mickeycrimm@> wrote:
> > > But I remember seeing a quarter bank of 6-7-8 at Station Casino....and having to turn around and walk off because I didn't have the money to play.
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> > > In my early days of VP play, this happened to me all the time. I was a super-novice, but I recall seeing a bank of dollar FPDW (I believe it was at Barbary Coast, ca. 2002) and shaking my head, knowing the game was positive, especially with the club benefits, and knowing I had no business sitting there, with my $80 daily bankroll. I did pretty well, chasing coupons and drinking like a fish, but I couldn't play that game.
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> > Why not-it's about the easiest game out there.
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