Do you ever wonder about these SF draws?
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Re: Do you ever wonder about these SF draws?
I still have mine as well as our polaroid. In fact, i have my parent’s box camera. Now that’s going back in time. Congrats on the hits keep it going.
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Nice hit and on 10 coins to boot!
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Thanks everyone!
Vman just wondering if anyone out there goes for the 3 card royal on the 4 card SF draw. For someone that don't play many hands a year might give it a go. I play way to many hands to stray from the right play.
My wife was dealt a SF in jacks king high she text me what to do. I did not get the text on time, she was playing ten dimes a hand, went for the Ace and got it for $800 royal! Very lucky.
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Well, as the saying goes: sometimes it's better to be lucky....
On a recent trip to Laughlin I was dealt a king high straight flush, and dumped the nine to go for the royal. Since I was playing deuces wild bonus, it was the superior play, and I was rewarded with a couple of royals (it was 50 play nickels).
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Interesting discourse. Yeah, on a 50 play, it's virtually incumbent to go for the gusto. Some hand has to break through clutter!
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The number of hands in play should not, and in my case, does not, change how you play it. Going for the royal in a deuces wild game where the straight flush pays 65 credits is the "right" play. Doing it where the straight flush pays 250 (or more) credits makes little sense.