Quote: tringlomaneVersus most games yes, this one is more difficult. And nope, no simple strategy made. For most players, it's just better to play 9/6 JoB. Any game where the flush payout is 7 for 1 or higher is more difficult. Is there is a 9/7 TDB in your area even?
I wouldn't touch anything lower than 9/7 either.
9/7 TDB has some benefits over 9/6 JoB. Sometimes variance is your friend.
There are also some casinos that have 9/7 TDB but not 9/6 Jacks (or any other 99.5+% game)
Quote: supermaxhd9/6 TDB (about 98.2% I think) at HorseShoe Cincinnati at $5 per credit. I got the JoB strategy down and sometimes I do want the high variance this game has. HorseShoe Cincinnati and Southern Indiana downgraded everything thing early this year. Not sure anything 99%+ exists in Ohio or Indiana.
If you really want to play at Horseshoe Cincinnati and want variance, I would play 9/6 DDB way before 9/6 TDB. Game is 0.8% better and the strategy is easier.
Quote: tringlomaneIf you really want to play at Horseshoe Cincinnati and want variance, I would play 9/6 DDB way before 9/6 TDB. Game is 0.8% better and the strategy is easier.
I will definitely do that next trip. thanks
Quote: supermaxhd9/6 TDB (about 98.2% I think) at HorseShoe Cincinnati at $5 per credit. I got the JoB strategy down and sometimes I do want the high variance this game has. HorseShoe Cincinnati and Southern Indiana downgraded everything thing early this year. Not sure anything 99%+ exists in Ohio or Indiana.
9/6 TDB is going to have a different strategy than 9/7 TDB. The 7 flush really changes things.
Quote: supermaxhd9/6 TDB (about 98.2% I think) at HorseShoe Cincinnati at $5 per credit. I got the JoB strategy down and sometimes I do want the high variance this game has. HorseShoe Cincinnati and Southern Indiana downgraded everything thing early this year. Not sure anything 99%+ exists in Ohio or Indiana.
Wow, I don't play a lot of VP in casinos, and from what I can tell the payables tend to suck, but wow! A 1.8% edge on a $5 credit machine? Is that standard? I mean if I play Nickel credits (even penny multihand) I generally have like a .6% edge against me.
Quote: Boney526Wow, I don't play a lot of VP in casinos, and from what I can tell the payables tend to suck, but wow! A 1.8% edge on a $5 credit machine? Is that standard? I mean if I play Nickel credits (even penny multihand) I generally have like a .6% edge against me.
In the last part, I meant on Bovada, which is obv. better odds than a Brick and Mortar casino, but even in general I find it surprising that such a high denomination wouldn't have a lower HE.
https://blog.vidpoke.com/2021/10/best-basic-strategy-for-9-7-triple-double-bonus.html
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