June 29th, 2024 at 10:38:35 AM
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Not bad for a $1 machine and a $5 bet.
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June 29th, 2024 at 11:30:17 AM
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Did anyone ever say where? All I saw was, it was a "non-strip" casino.
...which brings up another question: what's a typical strip paytable for BP? 6/5 seems like something you would find on the strip, even with the sequential jackpot.
...which brings up another question: what's a typical strip paytable for BP? 6/5 seems like something you would find on the strip, even with the sequential jackpot.
June 29th, 2024 at 4:34:41 PM
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Quote: ThatDonGuyDid anyone ever say where? All I saw was, it was a "non-strip" casino.
...which brings up another question: what's a typical strip paytable for BP? 6/5 seems like something you would find on the strip, even with the sequential jackpot.
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That was at the Aliante casino
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June 30th, 2024 at 5:20:27 AM
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https://wizardofodds.com/games/video-poker/tables/sequential-royal/
On average, with optimal strategy, a sequential royal occurs once in about 3.8 million hands. Assuming a playing rate of 1,000 hands per hour, playing 24 hours a day, a reversible royal will occur on average once every 158 days.
There is often a progressive jackpot on reversible royal games. On average, every additional 100,000 coins in the jackpot, above the usual 50,000 is worth an additional 0.526% in return. This figure assumes optimal strategy for a 50,000 coin jackpot, not that actual jackpot amount.
hm.. 1:3.8M but if you count reversible as well, then 1:1.9M to hit?
So the Sequential jackpot resets to $50k?
If so, double the reset amount is no where near +ev for 6/5 BP.
:)
And congrats on whoever hit it!
On average, with optimal strategy, a sequential royal occurs once in about 3.8 million hands. Assuming a playing rate of 1,000 hands per hour, playing 24 hours a day, a reversible royal will occur on average once every 158 days.
There is often a progressive jackpot on reversible royal games. On average, every additional 100,000 coins in the jackpot, above the usual 50,000 is worth an additional 0.526% in return. This figure assumes optimal strategy for a 50,000 coin jackpot, not that actual jackpot amount.
hm.. 1:3.8M but if you count reversible as well, then 1:1.9M to hit?
So the Sequential jackpot resets to $50k?
If so, double the reset amount is no where near +ev for 6/5 BP.
:)
And congrats on whoever hit it!
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August 14th, 2024 at 7:21:54 PM
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Quote: 100xOddsa sequential royal occurs once in about 3.8 million hands.
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That's the odds of 1 way. But the game pays both ways. For 20000:1 SRF, it occurs about 1 in 2M hands.