Video poker

[dsmith]

Where are the hiughest paying out video poker machines or how can you tell which ones payout better than others??

[GREGRIO]

Video Poker is pretty much the same at which ever casino you decide
to play at. The PAY SCHEDUALS that appear on the face of the machines
is what you want to look at.

Historically, the lines that displays the FULL HOUSE and FLUSH numbers
are what you use as your guide. 10/7, 9/6 are positive numbers you would
like to find. 9 Full House, 6 Flush for example....they're hard to find many
times. Lower numbers appear all over the place these days...In a Bank of
8 machines, only one might have the better pay schedual, so you have to
take a look at all of them and choose the highest paying one before you
sit down to play.

With all the different types of Poker available to us and all the different
pay scheduals, denomination choices, AND THE MATH involved to learn all
the different 'correct choice' stategies.....start off easy/choose your pay scheduals wisely...JACKS OR BETTER is always a good game to start with
then work your way up to more challenging and more volatile games.
Bob Dancers 'Win Poker' is a great learning tool you can install in your
computer at home and play in between trips!

[Bosco]

the best info I have found is here:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vpFREE/

[dsmith]

Thank you guys:)

[ddechenne]

I would strongly urge that you get on a trainer software. Try Bob Dancer's products at, I believe, zamzone.com. They let you download the J or Better 9/6 for free. The full software costs about $30, but is well worth it if you are going play it very often.