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Well thats depresing. So you recommend just finising BoB intermediate book and keep click ate the software. I play 9/6 5 coin only in Colorado and i have done well with Micheal Shcklefords intermediate to advance strategy, but i know theres more and tbh i play 9/6 so much the other games confuse me i.e duece and Ace with faces, quick quads. lol Thanks, be safe

Colorado used to be a much worse place to play than Vegas--but Vegas has gone to hell, while Colorado is basically the same as it has always been. The Colorado prohibition against any games returning over 100% is now moot, as such games are all but extinct everywhere.

The 9/6 strategy guide is worthwhile, as it points out some of the counterintuitive plays--for instance, AKQ three different suits, two small cards, you keep the KQ, which most newbies would never do. That said, there's not a hell of a lot of gain to be made by learning the more advanced strategies. JOB is a game where penalty card considerations affect your overall return very little--if memory serves, optimal play returns 99.52% without penalty card considerations and 99.54% with. Probably not worth the effort to learn.

The weirder games, like Quick Quads, usually can't be found with good paytables AND the proper strategy is hard to learn. (In the particular case of QQ, playing "normally" will get you RAPED.) There is one game that can still be found in Colorado, though it's slowly disappearing--NSUD. Dancer has one strategy guide on that game alone. The house advantage is less than with 9/6 JOB, and it's not that hard to learn.

You can check VpFree2 to find the game. It's rare, but last year, I found it in several casinos in Cripple Creek. Don't know if it's still there to any extent.