5,600 RF- DW Pay Table

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Lucky Larry
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5,600 RF- DW Pay Table

Post by Lucky Larry »

In our recent travels I accidentally came across this pay table. I had just switched to DW and a few hands later I caught a RF. The extra large payout confused me so I re-checked the pay table. Yahoo! Luckily, I caught another RF a few minutes later. My analysis showed around 99.68% return instead of 98%. I checked the other games and denominations but they were all 4K.

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Post by BillyJoe »

Nice 'scouting', LL.
 
BTY, per VPW, I show 99.215% for this paytable, without the STP feature. Where was this 'magic' machine?

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Post by shadowman »

I also get 99.68% return without the stp extras.

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Post by BillyJoe »

I also get 99.68% return without the stp extras.
My bad. Had Str FL put in VPW wrong - couldn't see the end column on the pic, and guessed wrong. 99.679%

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Post by ACVPchamp »

You hit 2 RFs within several minutes of each other? That sounds
Luckier than finding a paytable error:)

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Post by mammajamma »

I've been playing a DW game (but with 4000 for the royal) where the paytable is identical to this, except the straight flush pays 60 and 5 OAK pays 80.  10¢ denomination.It's not STP but another "multiplier" game.


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Post by shadowman »

I've been playing a DW game (but with 4000 for the royal) where the paytable is identical to this, except the straight flush pays 60 and 5 OAK pays 80.  10¢ denomination.

It's not STP but another "multiplier" game.


 
The game you mentioned is referred to as NSUD and is one of the better paying deuces games around at 99.7%. Add in the multipliers and it should be a little better than that.

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Post by damule »

[QUOTE=mammajamma]I've been playing a DW game (but with 4000 for the royal) where the paytable is identical to this, except the straight flush pays 60 and 5 OAK pays 80.  10¢ denomination.

It's not STP but another "multiplier" game.


 
The game you mentioned is referred to as NSUD and is one of the better paying deuces games around at 99.7%. Add in the multipliers and it should be a little better than that.[/QUOTE]

 
In NSUD (99.73% return), the straight flush pays 50 for 5 coins, not 60. I've never seen a deuces wild game pay 60 for a straight flush. There is a poor deuces wild pay table which pays 65 for the straight flush, but only returns 15 for the full house and 10 for a flush (96.77% return).

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Post by shadowman »

In NSUD (99.73% return), the straight flush pays 50 for 5 coins, not 60. I've never seen a deuces wild game pay 60 for a straight flush. There is a poor deuces wild pay table which pays 65 for the straight flush, but only returns 15 for the full house and 10 for a flush (96.77% return).

I figured it was a typo since I've never seen this pay table before either.

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Post by mammajamma »


NOT A TYPObeen playing this hidden gem for over 3 yearsI'll try to get a snapshot of the paytable next time



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