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October 5th, 2013 at 11:41:23 PM
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For some reason I could have swore I saw a RoR calculator either here or on WOO. I have looked though and couldn't find one so maybe I am mistaken.
Anyways if anyone could help me with the formula for this one. I just want to know the bankroll I should bring in when I start up full time VP playing. I think I will start on a low variance machine like the 25 cent 99.9996% JoB at Eastside. I am thinking 300 is more than enough but just wanted to make sure with the experts.
Anyways if anyone could help me with the formula for this one. I just want to know the bankroll I should bring in when I start up full time VP playing. I think I will start on a low variance machine like the 25 cent 99.9996% JoB at Eastside. I am thinking 300 is more than enough but just wanted to make sure with the experts.
December 23rd, 2013 at 9:39:09 PM
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Figured I would just use this thread instead of starting a new one:
Ok just had a couple more questions. On RoR do you adjust every time you win(assuming everything you win goes directly back into the bankroll) or is that already factored in to the initial amount.
Also what constitutes a unit? If I am playing nickels would 1 unit be 5 cents or would it be 25 cents since things like the royal are predicated off the 5 coin play?
Thanks again for those who have helped prior and continue to help.
Ok just had a couple more questions. On RoR do you adjust every time you win(assuming everything you win goes directly back into the bankroll) or is that already factored in to the initial amount.
Also what constitutes a unit? If I am playing nickels would 1 unit be 5 cents or would it be 25 cents since things like the royal are predicated off the 5 coin play?
Thanks again for those who have helped prior and continue to help.
December 29th, 2013 at 1:48:36 PM
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Quote: PerditionAlso what constitutes a unit? If I am playing nickels would 1 unit be 5 cents or would it be 25 cents since things like the royal are predicated off the 5 coin play?
If you are playing five coin nickels then 1 betting unit is 25 cents. What kind of card benefits will you be getting at Eastside playing 9/6/90 Jacks? I think that's important in calculating how big a bankroll you will need to keep your risk of ruin low.
"Quit trying your luck and start trying your skill." Mickey Crimm
December 29th, 2013 at 1:54:02 PM
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Quote: mickeycrimmIf you are playing five coin nickels then 1 betting unit is 25 cents. What kind of card benefits will you be getting at Eastside playing 9/6/90 Jacks? I think that's important in calculating how big a bankroll you will need to keep your risk of ruin low.
I might have to wait on the 100% JoB until I get my bankroll up a bit now that I have seen the actual numbers. I will probably work on nickels for a while until my bankrolls is in the thousands rather than the hundreds. IIRC Eastside was around 4 dollars=1 point for the higher stuff. 400 points = 1 dollar so about 1600 coin in per 1 dollar. The main reason I wanted to play there was because someone from here said they had some of the best mailers ever from there.
December 29th, 2013 at 2:20:20 PM
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what actual numbers did you see?Quote: PerditionI might have to wait on the 100% JoB until I get my bankroll up a bit now that I have seen the actual numbers.
I sure hope the numbers you saw did not come from this
do not try this to use at video pokerQuote: beachbumbabsTry this:
RoR
it is useless
(not fulfilling or not expected to achieve the intended purpose or desired outcome)
you may need some better tools
try video poker for winners
unless you do not want to be a winner
and run some simulations to be certain you know the bankroll requirements
that may look to be too low or too high to you are correct
of course, if you are good at playing vp games perfectly, start a syndicate and do not worry about your bankroll.
Just convince your investors you are one of the best and worth the investment.
winsome johnny (not Win some johnny)
December 29th, 2013 at 2:25:36 PM
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I found one from the Wizard actually. Makes me feel dumb for asking when I could have searched a bit more and found it. It only covers 3 paytables but has been good as I have been getting more and more used to deuces wild.
Wizard RoR
Still I appreciated all the help and the RoR link from before.
Wizard RoR
Still I appreciated all the help and the RoR link from before.
December 29th, 2013 at 2:54:24 PM
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nothing bad about feeling dumb.Quote: PerditionI found one from the Wizard actually. Makes me feel dumb for asking
the end result matters
excellent start
what is your desired risk of ruin?
5%, 1% or less.
each level down wants more money to start
I would think actually winning would be more important.
sure, a bankroll can keep you playing through nasty downswings.
what are your chances of showing a net win after playing 10,000 hands (for example)
If you never win and never bust a bankroll
is it all just for fun?
"full time VP playing"
Just do not follow all Stevie Nicks words playing VP
"Now here you go again
You say you want your freedom
Well who am I to keep you down
It's only right that you should
Play the way you feel it
But listen carefully to the sound
Of your loneliness
Like a heartbeat, drives you mad
In the stillness of remembering
What you had, And what you lost
And what you had, And what you lost"
winsome johnny (not Win some johnny)