Two Up and Party Pair
You can bet on Heads... the bet that there will be two heads before two tails (or before five mixed tosses in a row)
You can bet on Tails which is the opposite
Or you can get paid 25:1 when betting on Odds which will be activated after five mixed tosses in a row
Party Pair is a game I saw at G2E. It is slightly complicated and I am not going to explain it here but this video seems to explain it okay
Anyways as of today my website now has both of these games in the unclassified section. I look forward to your feedback and I let me know if you find any glitches or have any suggestions.
My next plan with the website will be to allow you to change lots of different settings in Blackjack, and to include a couple more varieties such as Super Fun 21 and Spanish 21.
Buenas noches - Harris
Quote: harrisTwo Up is a simple Australian game where you bet on flipping two coins.
You can bet on Heads... the bet that there will be two heads before two tails (or before five mixed tosses in a row)
You can bet on Tails which is the opposite
Or you can get paid 25:1 when betting on Odds which will be activated after five mixed tosses in a row
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Is this a street game, or is someone offering it somewhere?
Quote: JohnzimboWay back when Main Street Station was called Rosie O'Grady's they played Two Up live there for a while
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Did the dealers flip the coins?
Quote: harrisTwo Up is a simple Australian game where you bet on flipping two coins.
You can bet on Heads... the bet that there will be two heads before two tails (or before five mixed tosses in a row)
You can bet on Tails which is the opposite
Or you can get paid 25:1 when betting on Odds which will be activated after five mixed tosses in a row
Party Pair is a game I saw at G2E. It is slightly complicated and I am not going to explain it here but this video seems to explain it okay
Anyways as of today my website now has both of these games in the unclassified section. I look forward to your feedback and I let me know if you find any glitches or have any suggestions.
My next plan with the website will be to allow you to change lots of different settings in Blackjack, and to include a couple more varieties such as Super Fun 21 and Spanish 21.
Buenas noches - Harris
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Not sure how I missed Party Pair at the show... Was this an independent offering this, or was this a major distributor?
Quote: DieterQuote: JohnzimboWay back when Main Street Station was called Rosie O'Grady's they played Two Up live there for a while
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Did the dealers flip the coins?
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Yes, using a long paddle as I recall
Coins are traditional because that’s what people had in the World War I trenches
Quote: JohnzimboQuote: DieterQuote: JohnzimboWay back when Main Street Station was called Rosie O'Grady's they played Two Up live there for a while
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Did the dealers flip the coins?
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Yes, using a long paddle as I recall
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(sigh)
If I bet on a coin flip, I really like to be able to flip the coin.
You take seven Buffalo nickels and put them in a can. You shake it and dump the coins. You remove the coins with the Buffalo face up, and repeat until you have all Buffalos. If it takes you four times, that is your number. It goes to the next person, and whoever has the lowest score wins the coins. In the case of a tie, no one wins.
With four or more players, it's hard to get a clean win, so my Uncle could babysit us for hours at little cost to him.
As Buffalo nickels were rarely found in circulation by the 1960s, having a bunch of them bought instant street cred in certain quarters.
