I see what you're saying but I'm not normally a JOB or BP player and why not get the most cash out of my freeplay and go to a DB machine which is my usual play. Yes your right it should not really matter but
I like doing the conversion, its like a contest for me to see how much I can get out of my freeplay especially if its a small amount. If I have a few hundred in freeplay Ill just go straight to my DB machine. Another reason is I dont play for future offers, I play as I feel comfortable and dont always use my card. Sometimes Im just doing a hit and run. I play for fun so Im not trying to squeeze every little cent out especially when my gf is with me. I try to play good games with proper strategy but I dont count mailers and comps into my action because I just dont care. If I was doing it for a living it might matter. I just dont care about the comps so much. I dont need rooms since Im local and I like to dictate where I eat not where the booth or host says I can.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Bartop" <bobbartop@...> wrote:
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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Sai Sai" <gofastnismo@> wrote:
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> > I usually play free play on a vp game that offers 2-1 on the two pair. Less volatility and I can cash out my full amount of free play into cash over 90% of the time.
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> This I do not understand at all. Assuming you intend to continue playing in the future so as to earn regular monthly bounceback, why would it matter one iota whether you cash the free play out 90% of the time? If you look at video poker results in the long term, why would free play not also be part of that long term? If I include it amongst regular play, $25 free play is still $25 whether I win that day or lose that day.
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> Volatility is your friend!
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