I was playing video poker Double Double Bonus 9/5 game last Friday night. I kept noticing that three's were coming up often. I had three four of kinds with three's. One of these was with a kicker so I am not complaining! It was just odd to me how often three would be on the screen. I even a few times kept a three and threw away the other part of a bad hand and got another three. Did not succeed in getting three of a kind or four of kind doing this.
Like to know if others see this type of thing happen with a certain number/card.
Have you ever noticed?
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I have seen this myself a number of times. Sometimes the machines seem to be stuck on one card. On our last road trip, I hit three quad aces within a ten minute period. I was playing Bonus Poker, so it was a good thing. The most quad deuces I have ever hit in one day was four. Two of them were back to back. Some days you get quad nines or some other card all day.
Don't try to make sense out of randomness. It happens. Unfortunately, there is no way to capitalize on these events because you don't know what happened until it's over.
Don't try to make sense out of randomness. It happens. Unfortunately, there is no way to capitalize on these events because you don't know what happened until it's over.
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Nothing unusual. How about drawing the same 2 cards within 5 hands. Unfortunately on JoB.
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Was that on a leftover multiplier? Just kidding.
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Not this one. I was actually playing normally. Once in a blue moon I will.
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Yes wacky things happen all of the time to me. Like this Friday night at Foxwoods. Note the dealt quad aces on the wrong game. Still, I was thrilled. And it went home. Later in the evening quad aces on the same game appeared again, but I had only bet one coin not wanting to give the 1 k back.
I took the pic after I cashed out
I took the pic after I cashed out
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I’d be thrilled too. Four figures, zero W2. Good thing it came. You had actually dwindled down to a double digit BR! Connecticut Crisis averted! I hit BP quad Aces today. Only 10% of your hit, of course.
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Bogus....Every home poker player knows five aces beats a natural royal flush!
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I’d be thrilled too. Four figures, zero W2. Good thing it came. You had actually dwindled down to a double digit BR! Connecticut Crisis averted! I hit BP quad Aces today. Only 10% of your hit, of course.
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The good thing is I only had a hundred in that machine. I am finially learn the hard way borrowing your phrase you stay you pay. Since I just can’t or dont’t want to leave, I play small nowdays after a nice hit
I’d be thrilled too. Four figures, zero W2. Good thing it came. You had actually dwindled down to a double digit BR! Connecticut Crisis averted! I hit BP quad Aces today. Only 10% of your hit, of course.
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The good thing is I only had a hundred in that machine. I am finially learn the hard way borrowing your phrase you stay you pay. Since I just can’t or dont’t want to leave, I play small nowdays after a nice hit
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Exactly. I was dumb enough to cycle through a hard won $50 Ocean FP yesterday. Sure enough, devoured. Then I jammed in a fifty, recovered my $50 and left.
I spent yesterday just cleaning up my Friday fiasco. It’s a complex landscape in AC, learning where to avoid when. Vast jigsaw puzzle.
I spent yesterday just cleaning up my Friday fiasco. It’s a complex landscape in AC, learning where to avoid when. Vast jigsaw puzzle.