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Like to gamble on electronic poker machines? Walk into any casino in Sin City and one item you will quickly witness is that the betting houses spend a lot of floor space on game machines. Much of that layout goes to Video Poker. If you have bet on Video Poker for even a bit of time, you understand that not all video poker machines were created the same. As time has gone by, even more "specialty" video poker machines have come into being. At this time, I am going to share a couple of my Video Poker tips, I hope you’ll love them.

Tip 1: Finding a great machine

Discovering a good machine is as simple as looking at the pay out schedule. You actually want to keep away from unique pay games that have larger top payouts, but minimize the smaller payouts. For instance, a machine might pay a bit more on 4 of a kind, but might pay less on 2 pair, flushes and full houses. Since you will rack up lower scale pay outs often, due to the odds of receiving these hands, you want a great smaller scale pay out system.

Trick Two: Playing Technique

Discovering how to gamble properly is a must. Your betting strategy will, ultimately, decide your average return and your finishing cash amount. Knowing what to do in a situation where you have, e.g., 2 Kings, but 4 to the flush is vital. Do you keep the Kings and the guaranteed cash or roll the dice for the difficult to hit flush? Playing a good machine with a good technique will offer you a fantastic chance to earn money over the long haul.

Hint Three: It’s random

Through out the years, I have observed folks play Video Poker in Las Vegas using all kinds of superstitious movements. A few will only use cold coins to gamble, other will push the buttons super hard, some will tap the game with their cash before betting and the list just keeps going. Each hand is built by a random number generator (RNG). The instant you start to bet, the hand is set in rock. The game will at random select all the cards from a 52-card deck and hand them out.

Tip 4: There is no memory

This is a very important one. A lot of players believe that if they start to see hands with three of a kind, 4 to the royal and so on that the bigger hands are due any moment. This is merely incorrect. As clarified in trick three, the process uses a RNG to build the hands. The machine has absolutely no memory. It doesn’t know that you haven’t received a full house in four hundred hands or that you’ve just had three, 4 of a kind hands in sequence. It is conceivable you could go 100,000 hands and not receive a four of a kind and it’s possible to receive ten in sequence. The machine does not track, because in the long run, the numbers are a wash.

I hope these pointers have assisted you to develop as an electronic Poker player. False impressions on how the game operates can be a whole lot more dangerous than merely wagering incorrectly. I have watched players spend (and lose) a multitude of dollars on a game simply because they believed the game had a memory and was "bound" to hit. Do not become trapped like this. Be aware that electronic Poker is random and has to be played properly. Now, go enjoy yourself.