For the drawn hands this is correct, but for the dealt hands not so much so. At the minimum you need about 5 cycles to begin to talk 2sd statistics (2sd range would be about 1 to 9 hits) and the dealt royal cycle is 649,740, 5x that is a little over 3 million, that would be dealt hands. Of course you could discount this return in the short term from your calculations. It's worth 799/649740 = 0.12% . But don't forget to check the next cycle down, the straight flush, and then the quads, and so on. If you don't yet have a statistically significant number of hands for each item, you should discount its return from your calculations as well.
---In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, <walterhnri@...> wrote:
Very simple, play 100-play JOB at 1-cent or 5-cent denom with a decent free play offer to offset the house advantage of less than 1/2%. The number of hands played add up very quickly to reach statistical significance.
In a message dated 11/9/2013 6:32:20 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, realcaman92373@... writes:
How is it that anyone feels their playtime at video poker even approaches long term math? (millions of trials) I have yet to see anyone explain that on this site.
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