I understand all that but 9-6 JOB and 8-5 BP with no comps are head and shoulders over the 8-5 JOB or 7-5 BP with .37% cash and a 5 buck mailer.
I only play 400 hands an hour so my losses are very acceptable considering the lousy alternatives available to the under $1 player in Connecticut.
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "straub4" <straub@...> wrote:
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> The four 9/6 quarter JoB machines at MS pays no comp point or comps at all despite volume of play or losses. So you can expect to lose about $5.00 an hour with no comps to offset it. The only advantage to this play is that since it is at a bar, you might get more frequent free drinks than you would get on the floor.
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> The 50c 8/5 BP is available on the floor, but again you get no points or comps. So at 750 hands per hour and an 0.83% loss you would/can expect to lose about $15 per hour.
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> There is no FP Pick'em at the 25c level. The 25c game returns about 97% for a 3%+- loss.
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> If you can afford to play at the $1.00 level or the $5.00 level, they do have FP Pick'em, which is nearly breakeven at 99.95%, but again pays no comp point or comps at all despite your volume of play or losses.
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> > Not exactly true. There's quarter 9-6 JOB and 50 cent BP at Mohegan. High limit 9-6 JOB at Foxwoods and 99.95% Pick Em at Mohegan.
> > At Foxwoods when my wife drags me there I usually play nickels one nickel at a time, just to get a few drinks.
> > That should tell you what low level pay schedules at FW are like.
> > Mohegan is a nicer property all around.
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> > > Save your money . Nothing but cash burners here .
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