Video Poker Question

I been playing a D Wild game at the GVR and I'm trying to figure the pay back percentage. Maybe this is not the right forum to post, so if not please advise. But I'll ask anyway. The single coin in is 1 2 2 3 4 13 16 25 200 250 The max coin (5) top RF pays 8,000 coins. The sign says 100% machine but I wanted to ask some of you Video poker experts out there to advise.

Thanks much

98.71% according to https://www.vpgenius.com/ , with a ton of variance due to the huge Royal and the shorted 4-of-a-kind. No, thank you.

Thanks much!

By the way, which calculator did you use at https://www.vpgenius.com/, thanks.

I believe the pay table without the double royal is often referred to as "Colorado Deuces". You see this quite often in nickel and penny machines. The variance is over 78 due to the double royal.

If the casino is calling this game 100% then you should let them know they are lying. Maybe there's something in the fine print ...

Its the first bank you see coming in on the north side upper parking garage of the GVR. The sign says 100%

I agree without the 8,000 coin RF it would be a "Colorado Deuces" but that's why I asked about the big RF payoff. If the 8,000 does not raise it to 100% the casino would be fibbing...unless like you said there is fine print.

Probably quite a bit, if so inclined, there in person, and willing to "cause" a problem that could make you unwelcome, willing to spend some coin, and litigious by nature.

Exactly what is something I am not quite informed enough about to advise you.

Go to the site, click on "Deuces Wild" on the column on the right, click on Paytable, adjust the 5-coin values for each hand as needed, then click Paytable Analyzer and the Analyze Paytable button.

As far as the "100%" signage, look for the words "Up To" somewhere on the sign. If it's a bank with multi-game machnes, it's possible that there are 100% games on some of the games and/or denominations, just not all of them.

Thanks again my friend, good luck on the games.

Patric, you seem way too polite to participate in a VP thread on here. Hopefully, it is a new trend.