I learned expert play on the games I play by practicing on my home computer also. But it is quite different than playing on and on for hours in a distraction-filled casino while risking money. It's like the difference between being a passenger in a car vs. being the driver on a 5-hour trip.
I'm aware of some mistakes and I know I'm not aware of others. I train lots of people and see it all the time, and they've even caught ME messing up when I just didn't see it. No one is immune. And it just makes sense that sensory distractions together with the onset of fatigue cuts into sharpness.
You also asked about vp machines in Australia and I mentioned that there's a good lot of IGT machines available. There's also other brands and types--some of which Im not familiar with. As far as playing in Asia, that would be a viable alternative for them these days with all the big resort hotel/casinos popping up in Macau, Singapore, etc.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Bob Bartop" <bobbartop@...> wrote:
> I am happy with .10 % error rate or less. Practice makes perfect, and I practice and practice. But mistakes happen, for various reasons. Don't you usually become aware of a mistake just as you are making it or immediately afterward? I know I do. And I am also quite aware when I am playing very well too, when I'm wide awake and feeling sharp. I know when I just played a perfect session.
