Quote: tonymerchantHow’s it goin? How can job 9/6 earn a profit of the payout is under a 100%? Without comps ? In long term is the only profit when you hit the royal flush ? Or there’s a system for quitting if you win a certain amount for a session ?
Video poker is only profitable long term when the payback from the game plus cash back and comps exceeds 100%. It is a long term grind. Forget about sessions. Life is one long session.
SUCKER!!! J/KQuote: tonymerchantI ordered the book million dollar video poker yesterday and the software.
Quote: tonymerchantHopefully there’s some kind of quit /win or lose rate system at so many units in the book.
Hopefully not, because there is no such system that will work. If you read that book and you find yourself still seeking some "kind of quit /win or lose rate system" You totally missed the point of that book(I never read that book but I have read bits and pieces online and I'm fairly sure Bob Dancer doesn't believe in any type of "quit /win or lose rate system").
If you don't get that "quit /win or lose rate system" out of your head right now you are doomed to fail.
Anyone claiming there is some "quit /win or lose rate system" that works is either a con man or bats**t crazy.
You came to the right place for answers, now you just have to figure out who and what to believe. You can choose to believe in the math and logic or fairy-tails and voodoo, that's up to you. Good luck.
Quote: FCBLComishTry to find 9/6 progressive. The game gets over 100% at about $1300 (for quarters) give or take. I am too lazy to look up the exact figure.
And in the spirit of St Patrick’s Day, also try looking for 4 Leaf Clover under a foot of snow.
I think this post is absolute nonsense.Quote: ChumpChangeIf you can't win a Royal in the first thousand hands you're doomed.
"I’m working in the oilfield right now and have lots of time on the job sitting in a truck "Quote: tonymerchantThanks ya I’m not expecting a get rich system, just curious on what the book says on how he turned 6k into a million. I’m working in the oilfield right now and have lots of time on the job sitting in a truck with a laptop or a book so I can study. I’ve been practicing counting cards for about 10 yrs off and on and never really tried it because I’ve never had the bankroll. I’ll have about 5 k to comfortably play with on a trip to Vegas just wondering if I should go for video poker or black jack. So sounds like you have to live in Vegas and play almost daily with the video poker , and be good enough to play even and figure out get the cash back and comps and a bonus once in awhile to profit ? What is a average good cash percentage on the play in Vegas ?
Don't you make well over 100k a year doing that Job? My nephew was. He's now clearing 22k-30k a month after a promotion to crew management.
You will have to read the book. Things are not what they used to be, so I wouldn't get your hopes up thinking you too can turn 6k into millions playing VP. "figure out get the cash back and comps and a bonus" <<< You are on the right track. You would have to live in a location that had lots of casinos or be willing to travel a lot. I guess its possible to find one location that has something you could make a living at.
"What is a average good cash percentage on the play in Vegas ? " Can you rephrase this question, I'm not sure what you are trying ask?
Quote: BozAnd in the spirit of St Patrick’s Day, also try looking for 4 Leaf Clover under a foot of snow.
I disagree. It is very easy to find 9/6 JOB progressives. I play them in Vegas, and I just read a trip report 2 minutes ago where someone was playing them in AC. Where are you located that all the 4 leaf clovers are covered in snow?
Quote: FCBLComishI disagree. It is very easy to find 9/6 JOB progressives. I play them in Vegas, and I just read a trip report 2 minutes ago where someone was playing them in AC. Where are you located that all the 4 leaf clovers are covered in snow?
He's probably located in Vegas. There are definitely NOT many 9-6 JoB progressives in Vegas. I know where they are, and where several used to be. They ain't there. 8-5 Bonus may be a different story. 15-9 Deuces, 7-5 Bonus, 9-6-5 Double, seem to be the trend. If you can just find one with a good meter, that may represent the future. And why shouldn't there be a good meter on 7-5 Bonus? A half percent on 7-5 Bonus is a crime.
Quote: tonymerchantThanks ya I’m not expecting a get rich system, just curious on what the book says on how he turned 6k into a million. I’m working in the oilfield right now and have lots of time on the job sitting in a truck with a laptop or a book so I can study. I’ve been practicing counting cards for about 10 yrs off and on and never really tried it because I’ve never had the bankroll. I’ll have about 5 k to comfortably play with on a trip to Vegas just wondering if I should go for video poker or black jack. So sounds like you have to live in Vegas and play almost daily with the video poker , and be good enough to play even and figure out get the cash back and comps and a bonus once in awhile to profit ? What is a average good cash percentage on the play in Vegas ?
The game conditions that existed when Mr. Dancer wrote his book no longer exist, but opportunities abound in Las Vegas, and not all are in casinos.