DDB - 2s,3s,4s
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Re: DDB - 2s,3s,4s
Shadowman, thanks very much, very helpful. Sometimes, at least where I play in Indiana, these games come with 9-5 and 8-6, I forget which is which. Is there a formula, say start with 9-6, then + or - .xx for each point change in a flush or FH?
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For what it's worth, I hold Full Houses with TTF's in DDB, and hold the trips only in TDB. I hold trip Aces only in both DDB and TDB.
Does that make me a "gambler", a "player" or something else?
Does that make me a "gambler", a "player" or something else?
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Shadowman, thanks very much, very helpful. Sometimes, at least where I play in Indiana, these games come with 9-5 and 8-6, I forget which is which. Is there a formula, say start with 9-6, then + or - .xx for each point change in a flush or FH?
Yes there is. The rule of thumb is to add or subtract 1% to/from the games return for each change of 1 credit. This is not exact (it's a little close to 1.1%), but it is close enough.
For example, 9/6 DDB returns 98.98% and 10/6 returns 100.06%. A difference of 1.08%.
Yes there is. The rule of thumb is to add or subtract 1% to/from the games return for each change of 1 credit. This is not exact (it's a little close to 1.1%), but it is close enough.
For example, 9/6 DDB returns 98.98% and 10/6 returns 100.06%. A difference of 1.08%.