01-05-2021

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MonkeyMonkey

I get bored of that game quickly. Feels too much like let-it-die to me. I mean let-it-ride.


That's because it's basically LIR in reverse. Which one players like tends to do with their way of looking at things. Some like pulling it back and making the bankroll last longer, others like stacking it up for a bigger win. Both are a good way to lose a lot of money.
RogerKint
A few weeks ago there's this young guy playing this game for the first time. He said he was visiting Southern Cal from Vegas but never really gambled. He was showing me his cards and I was helping him with BS for the game. Three hands in he picks up pocket 6s. I explain to him to raise three times on all three spots because the worst he can do is push. He flops the third 6 and hits the fourth on the river. The table celebrates and he's sitting there in a daze as he's receiving a few thousand dollars. A couple hands later he's late to post his ante. The dealer says 'are you playing sir?'. Quad boy responds 'I'm sorry, I'm still trying to figure out what the hell just happened'. Gotta love MS!

I've been tracking my live sessions for some time now. After 35 sessions (about four hours a session) my win rate is 34.42 an hour. My win rate standard deviation is 157.67. This seems high to me. I play pretty TAG at the 1/2 NL game. Is this high standard deviation just an expression of the volatility of low limit cash games, or is this my. Optimal Win Rate Standard Deviation. Ask Question Asked 7 years, 10 months ago. Active 7 years, 10 months ago. Viewed 4k times 9. I've been tracking my live sessions for some time now. After 35 sessions (about four hours a session) my win rate is 34.42 an hour. My win rate standard deviation is 157.67.

tringlomane

That's because it's basically LIR in reverse.


Ultimate texas holdem oddsPretty much but LIR is a lot easier a a low roller's bankroll though. MS stud may be the swingiest table game in existence. The standard deviation for a $5 ante game is $492/100 hands. This is a lot worse than $1/$2 no limit holdem, and well as Ultimate Texas Holdem at a $5 ante ($247/100 hands), and Let It Ride at a $5 bet unit ($258.5/100 hands).
Mikey75
Anyone know how many players are allowed per table in Tunica?
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MonkeyMonkey
The standard ShuffleMaster layout has 6 player positions.
Edit: Not quick enough... :)
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Thanks for the fast responce!! :)

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FourFiveFace
I won big at Four Card Poker, so I used some of those winnings to take my shot at Mississippi Stud for the first time. Had the typical big swings, but ultimately ended up $100 ahead when I finished. I already love this game way more than Let It Ride (one of my least favorite games). I don't quite have the optimal strategy down, but I think I mostly made the right moves. You can stick around at the table awhile if you play conservatively (though sometimes you can play TOO conservatively). Obviously, the house still has the edge, but this seems like one of the few games where it doesn't take that much to make most or all of your money back as long as you have a decent bankroll. Even a simple high pocket pair in the hole nets you a cool $100 at a $10 table.
MonkeyMonkey

but this seems like one of the few games where it doesn't take that much to make most or all of your money back as long as you have a decent bankroll.


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I wonder how long you'll be able to sustain that belief... :)

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Hi!
I have a question on the percentage of an advantage over the casino.
A player can get is 1.5% is with the condition of the game on 6 boxes?
And 1.5% is in each box, or (0.25%*6 boxes)=1,5% ?!
Tell me please, if you play optimally on 4 boxes, how much you get?

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