Agressive Paytables

[pokeherguy]

Faygo brought up the topic concerning agressive paytables and since I have no idea what would be considered "agressive" I'll leave it to everyone to decide if this would qualify:
Jacks or Better              Bonus Poker              Double Bonus Poker
.25=(45-25-20)             .25=(40-25-20)          .25=(45-30-20)
1$&2$=(45-25-20)        1$&2$=(40-25-20)     1$&2$=(45-35-25)
$5=(40-30-20)               5$=(35-25-20)           5$=(45-30-20)
 
 
 
DDB Poker                     Dueces Wild               Joker Poker
.25=(45-25-20)              1$&2$=(20-15-10)    1$&2$=(35-25-15)
1$&2$=(45-30-20)         5$=(20-15-10)           5$=(40-25-15)
5$=(45-25-20)
 
 
Super DDB
1$&2$=(30-25-20)
5$=(40-25-20)

[shadowman]

You've given the 5-coin payouts for these games and most of the information you will see goes by the 1-coin payouts. That's why you will see 9/6 JOB, which refers to a FH paying 9 and a flush paying 6 for each coin bet. The most aggressive returns you might typically see are:
 
JOB - 9/6
BP - 8/5
DB - 10/7
DDB - 9/6 (although 10/6 is becoming available in more places)
Deuces - Not defined by FH and FL. FPDW is 800/200/25/15/9/5/3/2/2/1
Jokers - Kings or Better is defined by 4oak and FH payouts (20/7)
 
Keep in mind that the entire paytable should be viewed to determine whether it matches one that interests a person. Occasionally you will see changes to other pay lines.

[pokeherguy]

Well as you can see then I have no sense when it comes to paytables. I was hoping it might help faygo since the subject of paytables was brought up concerning the subject. I don't know to many people who play less than max bet regardless of the denomination they choose so I took for granted that would be the most important. To tell you the truth the paytables seem the same at all the casinos I have visited in this area. Some casinos just seem to to payout a little better than others. Of corse that idea is only based on my personal playing history and observations over the years.  

[shadowman]

The payout is entirely based on the pay tables. Of course, we will all see variation between games, machines and casinos. This is normal random fluctuation. For example, this summer I have 7 RFs in one casino and no RFs in another casino playing the exact same game. Even in the one casino I have three of the RFs on one machine, two on another machine and one on a couple of others. I play over a dozen machines at that casino alone.
 
The number of hands it takes to average out is significant. For some game it can take over a million hands. Since none of us will play a million hands on every machine or even every casino, we will see these kind of natural variations.