--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Frank" <frank@...> wrote:
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> Hang on a minute (or in German "Ein minuten bitter!")
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> If it started out as a 97.58% return game, you needed at least $2,200 to make it to break-even. If you were playing when the meter was $2,478.25 you were playing at less than the edge you'd have on 5/9 Deuces 100.76% return.
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> And playing regular FPD is not worth anyone's time, unless one makes less than $8 an hour at their regular job.
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> Unless there are some major slot club benefits you aren't sharing, you seem to be very happy about having played and hit a progressive you never should have been playing in the first place.
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> Not to mention the strategy changes significantly for a progressive that high. It's unlikely you even had an edge if you were playing non-progressive strategy. If you're going to play that bank in the future, you need to wait for more, and you need to create a progressive strategy for your projected start number.
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> I'm sorry if I'm raining on your parade, but I'm trying to give you good advice on how to make money paying VP...and help you avoid further wastes of your time.
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> ~FK
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Frank, whatsamattafayou? (or in Italian, "What's your problem?")
The guy said he was at an Indian joint, hence no FPDW. He also said he was getting double points, also hence that was worth .5%. Even more hence, I'm pretty sure I know where he is talking about and they have some bounceback. I wrote to this gentleman to ask, but have not heard back from him yet. If it's the place I think it is, I play there once in awhile too. The thing is, on those same machines there is 7-5 Bonus Poker. (7-5, Frank, not 5-7) I'd play that for a better return any day. I hope this gentleman writes me back. I'm anxious to ask him about this.
And Frank, I'm only picking on you because you're my idol. You and Micky both are my idols. I'd pick on him too, but he might kick my ass.
