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In Jacks, you might consider making the move where a three card royal draw beats a high pair. This increases the variance, reduces the royal cycle, at a small cost to EV per hand. This assumes you're going to get no heat for hitting a royal and also your taxes are clear. The point I'd like to make is not to get boxed into thinking only about each hand, but instead to consider a larger picture, imagine how the play as a whole is going to play out and to make strategic changes that you think will benefit you in the long run. MaxEV isn't a prison or a mandate, you can tweak it to get longer term goals. Consider the casino metagame beyond just the slot.
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Anybody have any info. on this place. I am going there on a junket next month.
Thanks,
Les
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DJ strategy is one of the most difficult to learn and play accurately. A "ploppy" who sits down for a DJ session is likely to lose significantly more, on average, than when sitting down at a JB game.
Because the game is only inventoried at the $.25 denom, and comps and offer accrual are thin, the game doesn't attract "pro" play. Given the popularity of these machines, odds are that they're decent earners for the casino.
1%? so yeah, my bad run is close to 3 standard deviations. :(
or is there a catch to these machines?
I mean, why would Caesars offer a 100% vp game that's only $10 coin-in for 1 tc?
and they've had these machines on the floor for over a year.
the next closest machine here is 9/6 JoB (99.5%) at $20 coin-in for 1 TC.
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1%? so yeah, my bad run is close to 3 standard deviations. :(
or is there a catch to these machines?
I mean, why would Caesars offer a 100% vp game that's only $10 coin-in for 1 tc?
and they've had these machines on the floor for over a year.
the next closest machine here is 9/6 JoB (99.5%) at $20 coin-in for 1 TC.
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I do a lot of reading too. Mostly when I'm on keno plays. With video keno all the thinking is done before the play. There is no thinking on the play. So I usually have my windows phone out reading the news or the gambling forums, and I also have 70 ebooks on my kindle for windows phone. I read mostly non-fiction but also love historical fiction.
Amazon has a site called BookBub. I get an email every day from them with ebook offers for $3 or less. Today's offer is Thomas Cromwell, $1.99, Water to the Angels, 99 cents, and Guadalcanal Diary, $1.99. They also have a selection of free ebooks.
Oh, and I'm in a market where there is no heat on gamblers reading at the machines.
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vp_wiz wrote: "That said, what has brought the greater heat to my play is the problem of being a consistent winner, year to year, at some casinos. Ultimately, this has a tendency to kill discretionary comps (travel, etc) that factor in significantly in my overall EV, and/or may actually reduce standard monthly offers."
Yeah, that's different, I wouldn't use min-cost-royal strategy in that case. I would give serious consideration to Kelly strategy, but maybe that's just me. If they just track win/loss, it's somewhat like a loss rebate promotion, so you want to increase variance (TDB, Royal Aces, Royal Deuces?), spread your play around, and maybe some of the same stuff we saw at Atlantic City when they had the big loss rebate promotion. In the end there's always the trick the table games players use, refuse the tracking card.
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