JOB or Deuces Wild for Loss Back?
I may add that they have JOB 9/6 there, but no really good Deuces. Not sure if this makes a difference when playing so few hands.
Quote: wernerwIf I want to play my Loss back promotion at the Cosmo in the high limit room, 10$ Videopoker (50$ a hand), and if I am happy with ANY win (because I can come back tomorrow), should I choose JOB or Deuces Wild? I may add that they have JOB 9/6 there, but no really good Deuces. Not sure if this makes a difference when playing so few hands.
9/6 Jacks has the higher EV and lower variance.
Quote: mickeycrimm9/6 Jacks has the higher EV and lower variance.
Yeah, but with traditional loss rebates, variance is your friend, so 9/6 Double Double Bonus is also an option. But if he is willing to quit a winner and attempt on future days (allowed with this promo), I would think you would also want to play 9/6 Jacks for this reason because quitting a winner is beneficial with this promo. I would need to program a sim though to be sure which game is better...blah. Deuces is out of the question for the loss phase though.
Save playing deuces for when you eventually lose the $100 and have to play out the freeplay. They offer 98.91% penny deuces for a minimum of $1 per round out on the casino floor. Just play 20 hands of penny deuces per round 100 times and you've cycled through the freeplay.
http://www.vpfree2.com/casino/cosmopolitan-las-vegas
Quote: bigfoot66When you finally get to the point that you can't come back tomorrow and it is use it or lose it then you should play the $25 slot machine.
well, 5x25 = 125, this is why I would go for the 10$ machines.
Quote: tringlomaneYeah, but with traditional loss rebates, variance is your friend, so 9/6 Double Double Bonus is also an option. But if he is willing to quit a winner and attempt on future days (allowed with this promo), I would think you would also want to play 9/6 Jacks for this reason because quitting a winner is beneficial with this promo. I would need to program a sim though to be sure which game is better...blah. Deuces is out of the question for the loss phase though.
Save playing deuces for when you eventually lose the $100 and have to play out the freeplay. They offer 98.91% penny deuces for a minimum of $1 per round out on the casino floor. Just play 20 hands of penny deuces per round 100 times and you've cycled through the freeplay.
http://www.vpfree2.com/casino/cosmopolitan-las-vegas
I don't know how to play the DDB, so the options for me are JoB or DW where I know the strategy.
So I did not get which option I should choose from.
In case of loss, I will try the penny deuces
Quote: wernerwwell, 5x25 = 125, this is why I would go for the 10$ machines.
They have a $25 2 credit slot machine. My friend hit it for $850 on his first spin going for this promotion. The slot machine is likely a better bet than VP...Higher Variance.
LOL.... you are playing only a few hands any strategy will do.Quote: wernerwI don't know how to play the DDB, so the options for me are JoB or DW where I know the strategy.
So I did not get which option I should choose from.
In case of loss, I will try the penny deuces
Quote: AxiomOfChoiceWhat's this loss back promotion?
Any member of Cosmo's "Identity Club" can lose $100 once in their life in a single gaming day (at least until the promo ends) and get the $100 back in freeplay. Unlike many other loss promos, your losses don't have to be claimed on the first day of membership, so there is a benefit of quitting a winner. My g/f quit a small winner about 5 times I think before losing.
Quote: AxelWolfLOL.... you are playing only a few hands any strategy will do.
you might be right. OK, you are right.
Quote: bigfoot66They have a $25 2 credit slot machine. My friend hit it for $850 on his first spin going for this promotion. The slot machine is likely a better bet than VP...Higher Variance.
Depends on the variance and the return of the slot, which unfortunately is difficult to determine without inside info.
Quote: tringlomaneAny member of Cosmo's "Identity Club" can lose $100 once in their life in a single gaming day (at least until the promo ends) and get the $100 back in freeplay. Unlike many other loss promos, your losses don't have to be claimed on the first day of membership, so there is a benefit of quitting a winner. My g/f quit a small winner about 5 times I think before losing.
Oh, cool. Not bad -- I'd definitely play it if I was there... but also probably not worth a trip to the Cosmo from somewhere else.
Quote: tringlomaneYeah, but with traditional loss rebates, variance is your friend, so 9/6 Double Double Bonus is also an option. But if he is willing to quit a winner and attempt on future days (allowed with this promo), I would think you would also want to play 9/6 Jacks for this reason because quitting a winner is beneficial with this promo. I would need to program a sim though to be sure which game is better...blah. Deuces is out of the question for the loss phase though.
Save playing deuces for when you eventually lose the $100 and have to play out the freeplay. They offer 98.91% penny deuces for a minimum of $1 per round out on the casino floor. Just play 20 hands of penny deuces per round 100 times and you've cycled through the freeplay.
http://www.vpfree2.com/casino/cosmopolitan-las-vegas
I misunderstood the OP's question. I thought he was talking about freeplay. Sorry.
Quote: tringlomaneAny member of Cosmo's "Identity Club" can lose $100 once in their life in a single gaming day (at least until the promo ends) and get the $100 back in freeplay. Unlike many other loss promos, your losses don't have to be claimed on the first day of membership, so there is a benefit of quitting a winner. My g/f quit a small winner about 5 times I think before losing.
Does this only apply to video games, or tables as well? Do we finally have a use for the martingale?
Quote: endermikeDoes this only apply to video games, or tables as well? Do we finally have a use for the martingale?
Non-progressive slots or video poker only I believe. Still worth it though even if you never really play these games.
And as for the martingale, haha, it might not be a terrible strategy since you can quit a winner with this and come back. I doubt it's optimal though, the larger the bet unit is, the less the house edge would grind on the rebate.
