--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Frank" <frank@...> wrote:
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> Even though some pros were playing a lot when the Jackpots got very high, according to what I've been told, the larger factor to the banks return having to be downgraded was that EVERYONE that was playing it, even the non-pros, were simply playing too accurately.
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> There was a day when pros played very well and "citizens" played dreadfully. That day has apparently passed along with parachute pants and bell-bottom jeans.
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> Because of the overall improvement in VP strategy amongst the general population, high return VP may well and truly be a thing of the past.
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I guarantee you the overall quality of play is STILL pretty bad, at the BARS. This is why I have stated that it is just such a natural to have progressive video poker at a bar. If you want so-called "ploppies" playing who will feed the appetites of the pros, you can rest assured a bar environment is conducive. What is the perfect setup for a bar environment? What is the optimal video poker setup for a bar? This field could be wide open. I think I'll write a book. I'll need to think of a pen name, though.
