[Quote: Originally Posted by judgelee] Anybody here play this game and not play the bonus ???? [/Quote
i sometimes play it, i play 2 hands, $40 (to keep the commission even so i dont get the quarters) each and usually $20-$25 on bonus. i wouldnt even think of playing this game without the bonus, thats where the money is, all it takes is 1 hand. more often than not, i do well playing pai gow, just takes patience.
[Quote: Originally Posted by judgelee] Anybody here play this game and not play the bonus ???? [/Quote
i sometimes play it, i play 2 hands, $40 (to keep the commission even so i dont get the quarters) each and usually $20-$25 on bonus. i wouldnt even think of playing this game without the bonus, thats where the money is, all it takes is 1 hand. more often than not, i do well playing pai gow, just takes patience.
No idea why some ppl dont play the bonus, (most ppl that i see that dont play the bonus are asians). I wouldnt touch the game without playing the bonus!!! doesnt matter if i played $1.00 or $100 on the bonus, id still play it, just like you said, ppl hit 5 aces etc and dont get paid!!! the bonus is where the money is but it is a great drinking game!!!
now, pai gow tiles i have never learned to play. i have a chinese friend who bets about $700 a hand in it (but for some reason he doesnt play the regular pai gow) and he tried to teach me but i could never learn it. but its the same idea i believe, a high hand and a low hand but with dominoes. (he knows what he has just by the feel of the dominoes without looking at them) but i still cant understand it for the life of me.
No idea why some ppl dont play the bonus, (most ppl that i see that dont play the bonus are asians). I wouldnt touch the game without playing the bonus!!! doesnt matter if i played $1.00 or $100 on the bonus, id still play it, just like you said, ppl hit 5 aces etc and dont get paid!!! the bonus is where the money is but it is a great drinking game!!!
now, pai gow tiles i have never learned to play. i have a chinese friend who bets about $700 a hand in it (but for some reason he doesnt play the regular pai gow) and he tried to teach me but i could never learn it. but its the same idea i believe, a high hand and a low hand but with dominoes. (he knows what he has just by the feel of the dominoes without looking at them) but i still cant understand it for the life of me.
Players are never obligated to bank but is given an opportunity to be the Banker. The Casino always is the Banker every other hand. If you take the Bank you must cover every bet on the table. Of course you are not covering the bonus bets. Always play the bonus. Good luck.
Players are never obligated to bank but is given an opportunity to be the Banker. The Casino always is the Banker every other hand. If you take the Bank you must cover every bet on the table. Of course you are not covering the bonus bets. Always play the bonus. Good luck.
Players are never obligated to bank but is given an opportunity to be the Banker. The Casino always is the Banker every other hand. If you take the Bank you must cover every bet on the table. Of course you are not covering the bonus bets. Always play the bonus. Good luck.
Players are never obligated to bank but is given an opportunity to be the Banker. The Casino always is the Banker every other hand. If you take the Bank you must cover every bet on the table. Of course you are not covering the bonus bets. Always play the bonus. Good luck.
Players would want to be the Banker for couple of reasons. The Banker always wins tie hands. That's part of the Casino's edge. Also when a player banks he gets the House's hand. Especially when the House is on a good run. Order of deal is always predetermined by a random generator. The Banker is always the number one position. The last reason is simply some players are aholes and just wants to take other players money. :)
Players would want to be the Banker for couple of reasons. The Banker always wins tie hands. That's part of the Casino's edge. Also when a player banks he gets the House's hand. Especially when the House is on a good run. Order of deal is always predetermined by a random generator. The Banker is always the number one position. The last reason is simply some players are aholes and just wants to take other players money. :)
If you are the Banker, you have to cover every wager on the table. Also you have to put up a bet againt the casino.
If you are the Banker, you have to cover every wager on the table. Also you have to put up a bet againt the casino.
You cover all of the other players wagers and the casino (house) will make a bet too; Which you must cover.
When I've seen this done, the house will ask you how much you want the house to wager.
Between the minimum and maximum amounts for that particular table.
You cover all of the other players wagers and the casino (house) will make a bet too; Which you must cover.
When I've seen this done, the house will ask you how much you want the house to wager.
Between the minimum and maximum amounts for that particular table.
years ago before there was any bonus high hand or low hand I decided to be banker.
k fucking high lost over $700 on that hand as I was playing against a bunch of older men. I was about 20 years old at the time.
Best ive done is 5 card straight flush and 10 high which paid 75-1. on $15 bet.
years ago before there was any bonus high hand or low hand I decided to be banker.
k fucking high lost over $700 on that hand as I was playing against a bunch of older men. I was about 20 years old at the time.
Best ive done is 5 card straight flush and 10 high which paid 75-1. on $15 bet.
Joker is aces, straights and flushes only. Joker can be used on either hand. Bonus pays off total seven cards, no matter if they on 5 card or 2 card poker hands.
Being banker, when you lose a hand you pay 95% of amount wagered by player.
Joker is aces, straights and flushes only. Joker can be used on either hand. Bonus pays off total seven cards, no matter if they on 5 card or 2 card poker hands.
Being banker, when you lose a hand you pay 95% of amount wagered by player.
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