Sure here's a few from my freeslots.com error log. I set 8300 credits for a royal.
Js 7c 3s ?? Kh
-- 7c -- ?? -- = 5.8155 Best Play per freeslots
Js -- -- ?? -- = 5.7260 wizard of Odds best play
6d Qs 9h 4d Jh
6d -- -- 4d -- = 1.5477
-- -- -- -- -- = 1.4750
Ah 5h 4d ?? Kd
-- -- -- ?? -- = 5.7379
-- 5h -- ?? -- = 5.6443
4h Ac 5c 7c Ts
-- -- -- -- Ts = 1.5043
-- -- -- -- -- = 1.4766
99.91% Double Joker Wild at Caesars AC
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Looks like the best plays are accurate. There are 211 exceptions to the Strategy Calculator that these examples fall into. If I'm interpreting the Analysis correctly, following the Basic Strategy reduces payback by 0.03% as opposed to playing perfectly. For some reason the tool doesn't rank flush penalty and straight penalties in its basic strategy output (frustrating). This was clear when I also ran it for 9/6/4000 JOB.
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Thanks. I haven't looked at it yet.
0.03% due to errors is not catastrophic. And you can probably play faster with a more streamlined strategy.
You also have the problem of adjusting strategy as the progressive goes up.
Just in case you missed it, Wizard of Odds also has a hand analyzer. Usually a hand analyzer will be perfectly accurate, whereas a strategy generator may trade away accuracy in exchange for simplicity.
0.03% due to errors is not catastrophic. And you can probably play faster with a more streamlined strategy.
You also have the problem of adjusting strategy as the progressive goes up.
Just in case you missed it, Wizard of Odds also has a hand analyzer. Usually a hand analyzer will be perfectly accurate, whereas a strategy generator may trade away accuracy in exchange for simplicity.