PICK 'EM POKERThis time, we bring you Pick 'Em Poker, one of those VP versions that respects the straight flush hand with a higher return. This game also rewards you with higher returns on all the winning hands in comparison to other VP versions and you get paid for a pair of Nines or Better at the low end. The rules are very simple. The player is dealt two cards that remain constant and cannot be discarded. At the same time, two other cards are dealt to the right, each of which is a pile of three cards with only the top card showing. The player then 'picks' one of the two piles of three card sets to complete the five-card hand. But which set do you choose? Some strategy tips are provided below. First, take a look at one of the most unusual VP pay schedules to be found beginning with a return of 2-1 for a pair of Nines or Better for a five coin maximum bet. Although, the overall payback at 99.95% is lower than All-American Poker, this simple game provides 'something different' in VP land, especially when you 'pick 'em' just right. We have provided a Pick 'Em Poker pay-schedule illustration below.
Overall Average Payback = 99.95%. Strategy: Once your four cards are dealt and surveyed, you will then ask these questions before 'picking' one of the two card sets. Keep in mind that Nines or Better pay and should influence your 'pick'.
Until next we meet, may all your VP choices turn out to be 'royalty'. Gayle Mitchell is author of Casino Gambling Made Easier Books, EBooks, Booklets and Slots Trilogy. http://www.easycasinogambling.com |
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