i want to learn 9/6 8/5... all that stuff

[mrstevequevillon]

i don't what these numbers means and it seems to be important to know... i know it is the pay table  but in 9/6  what is the 9 , what is the 6  thanks  STEVE

[MikeA]

Steve, the 9/6 on JOB (Jacks or Better) refers to the payout on a one-credit bet for Full House (9) and Flush (6).  At 9/6, JOB is considered Full Pay though it falls just a tad short of 100% payback.  The casinos adjust those paybacks to increase their revenue off of the machines.  I've see JOB on machines that pay 6/5.  As a rule, the higher the values on Full Houses and Flushes, the better the game....except on Deuces Wild and a few other non "Draw" type poker machines.

[mrstevequevillon]

thanks mr mikeA

[doomhead]

I live in Las Vegas and don't know where any 9-6 jacks or better machines are. Pretty much all of them are 8-5. If you know where one is let me know.

[royal flush]

gold coast has 9/6 jacks nsud the 8/5 you have little chance

[MikeA]

I live in Las Vegas and don't know where any 9-6 jacks or better machines are. Pretty much all of them are 8-5. If you know where one is let me know.
 
Four Queens has nickel 9/6 JOB.  Fitzgerald's has nickel 10/7 DB.  I think you will probably have to go to the locals casinos to find 10/6 DDB though in nickel coins.  At the quarter level and higher, there are a lot of places you can go.
 
You can go to http://www.lasvegasadvisor.com/referenc ... opoker.cfm and see a list of available full pay games all over Vegas.  Plenty of 9/6 available.  You just have to know where to look.
 
But for the casual "hunter", you are right.  You'll be fairly lucky to find full pay.

[doomhead]

Thanks I didn't think they were around.