Re: Strategy Card for 9/6 Jacks or Better
- From: <mxbxa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 5 Apr 2008 10:04:38 -0700
The machine doesn't state the payback in % terms, but there are books and
web sites that make the conversion for you (wizardofodds, as Doc said is
good). If the machine is legal, it has to deal the cards randomly and pay
hands according to the posted pay table. There will be hot and cold streaks
but in the long run, if you play correctly, your results should match the
expected return.
One other thing on 9/6 paytables. Be sure the royal flush pays 4,000
credits for 5 credits played. I have seen machines that only pay 1,500.
That is not a full pay schedule. And, if you play less than 5 credits you
also don't get the bonus when you hit a royal so you won't get the full pay
return.
"todd" <lakespecialist2003@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Apr 5, 11:06 am, "DocTCW" <doc...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hold a single high card.
Hold two high cards, and if not suited, throw away a third one.
Hold three suited high cards, which in THIS case would include a ten.
Full pay JOB (jacks or better): Look at the pay schedule for one coin. A
full pay machine will pay 9 units for a full house and 6 units for a
flush, thus 9/6. These machines are getting harder to find, and to tell
the truth, most of the time I end up playing 8/5 machines, especially at
VP bartops where the pay schedule is traditionally the worst.
For the best advice---study wizordofodds.com
Tom
On Apr 5 2008 10:05 AM, todd wrote:
On Apr 4, 7:21 pm, freddy <melbedewy1...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
9/6 JACKS OR BETTER STRATEGY CARD
Below is a proper basic strategy chart for a video poker machine with
a minimum payout for a pair of Jacks or Better which pays 9 coins for
a full house and 6 coins for a flush.
Remember.The highest hand on the list that matches the hand that you
have, are the cards you should keep.
Cards Held Discard Hand
5 0 Royal Flush
5 0 Straight Flush
4 1 4 of a Kind
4 1 4 Card Royal
5 0 Full House
5 0 Flush
3 2 3 of a Kind
5 0 Straight
4 1 4 Card Straight Flush - open both ends
4 1 Two Pairs
4 1 4 Card Straight Flush - inside draw
2 3 Pair of Jacks, Queens, Kings or Aces
3 2 3 Card Royal
4 1 4 Card Flush
4 1 Ten, Jack, Queen and King any suit
2 3 Low Pair - Two through Ten
4 1 4 Card Straight - sequential order
3 2 3 Card Straight Flush - sequential order
4 1 4 Card Straight - non sequential order
3 2 3 Card Straight Flush - non sequential order
2 3 2 Card Royal
4 1 4 Card Straight - non sequential - 3 high cards
3 2 3 High Cards - Ten through Ace
2 3 2 High Cards - Ten through Ace
1 4 1 High Card - Ten through Ace
0 5 Nothing
Back to the top
and to think that i have considered paying money for those cards. how
else would you play it? at least i know that i've been losing $$$ at
vp correctly all this time.
question: how do you know which machines are full pay? does it say
that?
i'm going to vegas memorial day....didn't realize that monday was
memorial day until this morning. i will be there until friday and
would love to meet up for a drink if anyone is going to be there at
that time
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i understand about the 9/6 units but i was wondering if it listed
somewhere which machines e.g. paid back 96% or whatever the machines
were set at. i know about looking for the # of units if it hits, but
if it will hit or not is my question.
i went to an indian casino a couple of weeks ago in MS. i thought that
it would be regulated by the state gaming commission. i found out that
the choctaw have their own commission. i found bartop 9/6 vp at the
silver star and played and played (and drank beer after beer, which
was the only consolation) these machines were as tight as i have ever
played. i believe it was set very tight and maybe i just had bad luck.
needless to say, i won't be visiting the Pearl River Resort any time
soon!
.
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