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Originally posted by: Chilcoot
What a weird game. $6 per hand rather than $5?
Even assuming perfect play, placing $283,000 at risk with an expected loss of $622.60 for a nice comped room, a fancy dinner for five, and the promise of some more perks seems, well . . . .
Especially at the variance faced. That's less than 500 plays, a very small sample.
Once again I am reminded that I have never gambled, not once.
Not a weird game....actually a better return over the standard versions of 9/6 JoB, 8/5 BP and 9/6 DDB.
Try the math again....$283,000 divided by $300 is 943 dealt primary hands or 47,167 total hands at 50 play.
To be clear, we didn't walk in and say "let's bet $283k, assume we'll lose exactly $622, screw em for a big meal and hope they mail us some good stuff". I already explained that we had a very specific loss limit. In reality, we were never down more than $400-500....we caught a LUCKY run and just rode it out. We quit within $1,500 or so of the max credits that we had. Once again, total luck.
So, why don't you finish your "seems, well...." statement in light of me having to now explain this to you twice?
Dan
