Belly is a nutless wonder acting tough behind an anonymous monitor.....a broke pussy like him wouldn`t have the sack to meet up with anyone face to face
Belly is a nutless wonder acting tough behind an anonymous monitor.....a broke pussy like him wouldn`t have the sack to meet up with anyone face to face
Technically, Alan, "100-play video poker" is never labeled "100-hand video poker." There's a reason for that.
If you're going by the letter of the law, mickey should have stipulated a single line machine. If you're going by the letter of the law, coach should have argued for "plays" being the bet, not "hands." Plays are not hands. That's why the games makers felt it necessary to call them "100-play" machines and not "100 hands" machines. In fact, there may be a legal requirement they be called plays rather than hands. Regnis, any thoughts on that?
It comes down to definitions, possibly legal definitions.
Looks like the Wizard doesn't agree with you...
https://wizardofodds.com/ask-the-wiz...er/multi-hand/
It's more likely that "100-play" sounds catchier than "100-hand" , so that's what they named it.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the game manufacturers and the casinos outrank Shackleford in terms of the designated name of their game.
It's easy enough to debunk this. If anyone finds a machine that is labeled a "100-hand" machine, that would settle it. My hypothesis is that nobody's going to find one.
As far as disagreeing with Shackleford, I disagree with Shackleford on many things. I don't hold him in much esteem.
Last edited by redietz; 07-21-2017 at 11:17 AM.
No, you tried this "definition" issue previously. It doesn't work.
Regardless of what the law says or how the games are labeled WE ALL KNOW what is being discussed here. Plays = hands. Period.
That was never an issue before.
The issue is Mickey is concerned about the variance of a 100-hand or 100-play machine vs a single line game.
There is no definition debate here. Don't try to create it. It's not going to work.
And, the words hand and play have always been interchangeable.
That's LoneStarHorse AKA OneArmedBandit AKA HesNotMyPres
Remember when he offered to pay this forum's maintenance fee?
I exposed and humiliated him here, then Druff kicked him to the curb.
He still hasn't gotten over it...so he's on a mission.
You'd think he'd be able to handle it better, since the same thing's happened to him several times on all different forums.
We were supposed to meet in AC, so he could pay off a bet he lost to me, but he scurried back into his hole when he saw his shadow.
No thanks, Alan. If the designation is "100 Play" instead of "100 Hand," and multiple manufacturers have committed to it, there's probably a reason. But if you have evidence to the contrary, be my guest.
redietz is simply spreading his corn again because he knows he's pushing definition BS. He's on mickey's side because of his AP persuasion, but apparently he has yet to figure out the foolishness of doing so. If you play one hand of VP, it's exactly the same as a single play. And if you max bet a one hundred play machine, you'll end up with 100 hands. Pretty simple, stupid. Now you can go check with your collection of math professors and lawyers, but all they'll do is laugh profusely.
Bottom line--mickey chickened out, and he cannot save face on this one.
Coach, you mean this clown Biloxi bill is the same yellowbelly with the make believe family who was afraid to meet with me in the Hard Rock garage after dark? How cowardly is this chump??
It says right on all of the multi-play machines "Select Hands".
When you select 100 hands, you see images...100 groups of 5 cards each...right on the screen in front of you.
Those are the hands that you are playing, they are individual hands of VP.
That's why it says "Select Hands", that means those groups of cards are the hands.
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