Recreational W2G Win #2 with Max Quarter CS
Posted: Sun Dec 27, 2015 1:14 am
I took this quick trip before Christmas on the 23rd (I am writing this after the holiday has passed) to avoid the huge anticipated crowds. I was not going to play during the holidays when the casino is at its busiest with hardly any open seats. A second time I used a recreational strategy that is not endorsed by experts to get a W2G win (actually both of my best wins were recreational approaches).
I did suggest to FloridaPhil that it was not necessary to enjoy the thrill of the cheap strategy with just single quarters, it is doable with starting with max quarter bets. It will sort of defeat the purpose of trying to play cheap, but for those who can save up bankroll and do not have the urge to play frequently can benefit from playing max quarter CS.
I had limited cash on hand to play with, so I decided to just limit my attempts to 4 $100 starts on Bonus Deuces Wild. I was done in a few hours.
Abbreviated Figures (with max bet quarters, everything increases by a factor of 5):
$20 start -> $100 start
$25 upper denomination point -> $125 upper denomination point
$50 cash out -> $250 cash out
I still switched bets after a 4 credit win until I lost and I went back the lower part.
(Low: Single Quarter/Max Quarter - High: Single Dollar/Max Dollar) -> (Low: Max Quarter/Max Dollar - High: Max Dollar/Max 5 Dollar)
Pros:
-No shorted royal flush payouts, it is probably the biggest qualm most people have about the original Cheap Strategy. Also means no need to master short coin optimal play
-Another possible way to win $1000 aside from max quarter royal flush or max dollar quad deuces. If you reach max 5 dollar bets, getting 5 of a kind 3s, 4s, 5s can also produce a $1000 win. A quarter player no longer has to wait months and months for their $1000 jackpot any more.
-More cashout points, there are hands in this game that can help you reach the cash out points
Cons:
-Obviously a bigger bankroll is needed
-Hard to find Bonus Deuces Wild in most casinos in the nation
-Hard to find casinos that offer a game at 25 cent / $1 / $5 denomination points without a change in paytables
-Adds much more variance to those that do not like to handle swings
Results
1st Start - Went by quick in about 20 minutes
2nd Start - Got to play longer when the 5 of a Kind and Wild Royals started hitting
3rd Start - Jackpot!
4th Start - Went by quick as the 1st start.
Anyhow, here is the jackpot I ended up.
I luckily managed to hover past the $125 mark with a Wild Royal at $1 max bet (after a 4 credit win), so I was playing $1 and $5 at a time. I did get a flush at the $5 max bet to get the balance at $260, which is over the $250 cash out point. I decided to just play one more hand at $5 max bet, going to cash out no matter what with $235 being the worse possible scenario.
I push deal and got an ugly set of cards with a deuce at the end. I just held the deuce and was not expecting much. Out came a pair of aces and a pair of more deuces. After the credits ran up, the machine locked up.
Ended up getting one more Ace than what MCPoker got on a recent thread, but got paid half as much, also I bet half as much too. I'll take it and it was a nice feeling leaving the casino.
I did suggest to FloridaPhil that it was not necessary to enjoy the thrill of the cheap strategy with just single quarters, it is doable with starting with max quarter bets. It will sort of defeat the purpose of trying to play cheap, but for those who can save up bankroll and do not have the urge to play frequently can benefit from playing max quarter CS.
I had limited cash on hand to play with, so I decided to just limit my attempts to 4 $100 starts on Bonus Deuces Wild. I was done in a few hours.
Abbreviated Figures (with max bet quarters, everything increases by a factor of 5):
$20 start -> $100 start
$25 upper denomination point -> $125 upper denomination point
$50 cash out -> $250 cash out
I still switched bets after a 4 credit win until I lost and I went back the lower part.
(Low: Single Quarter/Max Quarter - High: Single Dollar/Max Dollar) -> (Low: Max Quarter/Max Dollar - High: Max Dollar/Max 5 Dollar)
Pros:
-No shorted royal flush payouts, it is probably the biggest qualm most people have about the original Cheap Strategy. Also means no need to master short coin optimal play
-Another possible way to win $1000 aside from max quarter royal flush or max dollar quad deuces. If you reach max 5 dollar bets, getting 5 of a kind 3s, 4s, 5s can also produce a $1000 win. A quarter player no longer has to wait months and months for their $1000 jackpot any more.
-More cashout points, there are hands in this game that can help you reach the cash out points
Cons:
-Obviously a bigger bankroll is needed
-Hard to find Bonus Deuces Wild in most casinos in the nation
-Hard to find casinos that offer a game at 25 cent / $1 / $5 denomination points without a change in paytables
-Adds much more variance to those that do not like to handle swings
Results
1st Start - Went by quick in about 20 minutes
2nd Start - Got to play longer when the 5 of a Kind and Wild Royals started hitting
3rd Start - Jackpot!
4th Start - Went by quick as the 1st start.
Anyhow, here is the jackpot I ended up.
I luckily managed to hover past the $125 mark with a Wild Royal at $1 max bet (after a 4 credit win), so I was playing $1 and $5 at a time. I did get a flush at the $5 max bet to get the balance at $260, which is over the $250 cash out point. I decided to just play one more hand at $5 max bet, going to cash out no matter what with $235 being the worse possible scenario.
I push deal and got an ugly set of cards with a deuce at the end. I just held the deuce and was not expecting much. Out came a pair of aces and a pair of more deuces. After the credits ran up, the machine locked up.
Ended up getting one more Ace than what MCPoker got on a recent thread, but got paid half as much, also I bet half as much too. I'll take it and it was a nice feeling leaving the casino.