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The question for the poll is would you play the 6-Card Bonus?
Quote: BozJust a note on the Millionaire Maker on Let it Ride. You also have to play all spots to bet it including the horrible $1 Bonus bet, making the odds even worse. I believe most Caesars Vegas locations use the 35.14% HA you calculated in your chart.
Thanks. If you pull a bet back, can you still win the 6-Card Bonus? That is pretty insulting to force the $1 side bet. I'm pretty sure anybody who would bet one with bet the other anyway.
Quote: WizardThanks. If you pull a bet back, can you still win the 6-Card Bonus? That is pretty insulting to force the $1 side bet. I'm pretty sure anybody who would bet one with bet the other anyway.
Yes, you can still play your first 3 bets the same as always in LIR, taking 2 back if so desired. The dealer settles all players regular bets and then goes back to anyone who played MM and turns over the 3 hidden MM cards.
Quote: AyecarumbaSince the jackpot is determined by community cards, is there a "table maximum" for this payout? I recall that some Caribbean Stud tables had a cap on the maximum payout for any single round.
Good question. I will look into that carefully on Thursday when I have to go to the Strip.
Quote: BozJust a note on the Millionaire Maker on Let it Ride. You also have to play all spots to bet it including the horrible $1 Bonus bet, making the odds even worse. I believe most Caesars Vegas locations use the 35.14% HA you calculated in your chart.
To you have to bet the $1 bonus bet to qualify for the $1,000,000 and $100,000 awards or to play the 6-Card Bonus at all?
Quote: WizardTo you have to bet the $1 bonus bet to qualify for the $1,000,000 and $100,000 awards or to play the 6-Card Bonus at all?
Caesars calls it "6 Card Bonus" on the spot but it is part of the MM campaign. So if you play the 6 card, the higher awards are part of it, it is all one payable. And you have to play the $1 bonus bet to even play it.
Might be interesting to see how that is written into the rules.
Quote: SiegfriedRoyIf i'm not mistaken, I'm pretty sure they changed it so that the side bet is a minimum $5. They will not take a $1 bet.
Just so we're clear, I don't think it is in dispute the minimum on the 6-Card Bonus is $5. I maintain the minimum on the Bonus Bet (which is a different wager) in Let it Ride is still $1 after all these years. If anyone thinks I'm in error, about anything, please so state.
Quote: WizardJust so we're clear, I don't think it is in dispute the minimum on the 6-Card Bonus is $5. I maintain the minimum on the Bonus Bet (which is a different wager) in Let it Ride is still $1 after all these years. If anyone thinks I'm in error, about anything, please so state.
Correct. Bonus bet is $1. 6 card is $5 minimum.
Sorry, just saw Roy replied.
Galaxy Gaming also offers it on their 3 Card Prime game and others I believe. They call it the "All 6" side bet.
ZCore13
Quote: AyecarumbaSince the jackpot is determined by community cards, is there a "table maximum" for this payout? I recall that some Caribbean Stud tables had a cap on the maximum payout for any single round.
I was in error regarding Ultimate Texas Hold 'Em. The 6-Card Bonus is based on the player's two hole cards and four dummy cards. So it would be impossible for more than one player to win the million in the same hand.
I think it is impossible in every game with the 6-Card Bonus for more than one player to win the million in the same hand.