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I don't see how you could be outing someone's play on this $1 progressive. I am sure there must be many local players who are aware of it.
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After further consideration, if I post up one of my plays on vpFree, with screenshots and details then you see it and you pass the information off to others....should I accuse you of outing my play?
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The vpFREE Sunshine Policy maybe isn't as sunny as it once was. Here's
the current version that is posted on this forum on the first of every
month as part of the vpFREE Policies:
SUNSHINE POLICY: vpFREE members are expected to report all
attractive games they notice in casinos they visit, unless
they believe it's better not to publicize the games, either
for their own benefit or for the video poker community as a
whole.
vpFREE Administrator
From: mickeycrimm@yahoo.com
I have the right to do anything I want to do, short of breaking the
law. Plus, vpFREE has a a sunshine policy. If the guy didn't want
anyone else to know about it he shouldn't have posted up a picture of
it on the internet. Good luck to whoever finds the play.
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I have the right to do anything I want to do, short of breaking the law. Plus, vpFREE has a a sunshine policy. If the guy didn't want anyone else to know about it he shouldn't have posted up a picture of it on the internet. Good luck to whoever finds the play.
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Mickey, it's your prerogative to out your own plays if you want. But it's not your prerogative to out someone else's.
> On Mar 3, 2016, at 12:20 PM, mickeycrimm@yahoo.com [vpFREE] <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> C'mon, vp_a_gogo. Loosen up, dude. It's a top secret operation, right? Anything I can do to help my vpFREEing friends. Except I really didn't expect anyone to post up here where that play is. Imgur gives me a count of how many views the screenshot gets. There's been 179 views since I put the screenshot up yesterday. I hope those that find it make some money.
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> Do you know how many plays I've outed on myself? How do you like all those screenshots and explanations of plays I put up? Except....I will admit one thing. What I've told people about the Montana plays, so far, is just the tip of the iceberg. Okay....it's a top secret operation. But I get a big kick out of knowing I'm the only person in the world that works those plays.
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C'mon, vp_a_gogo. Loosen up, dude. It's a top secret operation, right? Anything I can do to help my vpFREEing friends. Except I really didn't expect anyone to post up here where that play is. Imgur gives me a count of how many views the screenshot gets. There's been 179 views since I put the screenshot up yesterday. I hope those that find it make some money.
Do you know how many plays I've outed on myself? How do you like all those screenshots and explanations of plays I put up? Except....I will admit one thing. What I've told people about the Montana plays, so far, is just the tip of the iceberg. Okay....it's a top secret operation. But I get a big kick out of knowing I'm the only person in the world that works those plays.
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Dunbar wrote (snip):
"Harry, what you're suggesting will give you the cost of playing JOB
with DDB strategy, but not the cost of playing DDB with JOB strategy,
which is the example I was using."
The actual return on 9/6/5 DDB using the generated 9/6 JB strategy chart
is 99.56%. That's 0.82% off of perfect for that DDB game. This was
calculated by selecting the DDB game, loading the JB strategy chart, and
evaluating the chart for its actual return.
This method is quick and easy with no hand calculations or
approximations, and it can by used for any supported game with the
strategy from any other supported game. For a ridiculous example, you
could even find the payback for Deuces Wild with TDB strategy.
BTW, the return on 9/6 JB with that same generated chart is 99.54292%,
less than 0.001% off of perfect which is as close as you can get without
penalty considerations.
Dan
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