Video Poker : Gambling Tips
Posted in Video Poker on 11/03/2009 09:21 pm by Duncan
Love to wager on video poker machines? Step into any casino in Vegas and 1 element you will quickly see is that the betting houses spend a ton of layout space on machines. A lot of that floor space goes to electronic Poker. If you have played Video Poker for even a bit of time, you are aware that not all machines were created equal. As time has gone by, more and more "unique" video poker games have come into being. At this time, I am going to share a few of my Video Poker tricks, I belief you will like them.
Hint One: Identifying a great machine
Finding a good game is as simple as looking at the payout schedule. You really want to stay away from specialty pay machines that have bigger top pay outs, but negate the lower pay outs. For example, a game could pay a little more on four of a kind, but will pay less on two pair, flushes and full houses. Since you will rack up smaller scale pay outs often, mainly because of the chance of receiving these hands, you should be looking for a great lower scale pay out system.
Trick 2: Gambling strategy
Learning how to gamble competently is a must. Your gambling plan will, ultimately, decide your average return and your finishing bankroll amount. Comprehending what to do in a situation where you have, for example, 2 Kings, but 4 to the flush is essential. Do you keep the Kings and the assured money or roll the dice for the difficult to hit flush? Playing a good game with a great tactic will give you an awesome chance to win cash over the long haul.
Tip 3: It’s random
For a while, I have observed people bet on electronic Poker in Atlantic City employing all sorts of superstitious movements. Many will just use cold coinage to bet, some will depress the buttons with gusto, some will hit the machine with their cash prior to gambling and the list goes on and on. Every hand is setup by a RNG. The second you start to bet, the hand is set in rock. The game will at random pick all the cards from a deck and hand them out.
Pointer Four: There’s Absolutely no memory
This is a big one. A number players figure that if they begin to observe hands with 3 of a kind, four to the royal and so on that the bigger hands are due any moment. This is merely wrong. As explained in pointer three, the system uses a RNG to create the hands. The machine has absolutely no memory. It doesn’t have knowledge that you have not had a full house in four hundred hands or that you’ve just had 3, 4 of a kind hands in a row. It’s conceivable you could go 100k hands and not receive a 4 of a kind and it’s possible to get 10 in a row. The machine does not track, because in the long run, the numbers are a wash.
I hope these tips have helped you grow as a Video Poker player. Myths on how the game works can be far more dangerous than just wagering wrong. I’ve observed players spend (and lose) hundreds of dollars on a game merely because they thought the game had a memory and was "set" to hit. Do not fall victim like this. Be aware that Video Poker is random and must be gambled on carefully. Now, go have some fun.