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So back to my regular trip, Tuesday’s trip was to meet up with DB who was passing through from a trip to Cape May, caught another Royal. It was a good week.
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Congratulations. High variance, but high results! What is 5 + 5?
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Congrats Jeter
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I figured. Same principle as Bally's "Bet 10" on quarter JOB.
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It's not the same at all. When you play a quarter game that requires a 10 credit bet, you are, in effect, playing a 50c game. A royal would be worth $2000.
In Dream Card, you are paying those extra 5 credits for the periodic opportunity to improve (sometimes very significantly) your starting hand. But, the payoffs are based on only a five credit bet.
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Great Jeter, congrats!
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is it worth it math wise to pay the x tra 5 units? that is the momentus question!! does the game come close to 100% or preferably over 100%.
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According to the Wizard of Odds, the return for the dream card version of 9/6 JOB, at 99.5592%, is a teeny tiny bit better than regular JOB. It does make the game a bit more fun, but at the cost of higher variance.
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thank you onemoretry,if I find a dream card at 9 6 job I will give it a try !