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I've been trying to think of all the differences between Video Poker and Live Poker. If anyone can add to the list, please feel free.
1. Even though hand rankings are similar, the values will differ because of varying pay tables (especially when a progressive jackpot is involved). 2. Some video poker games will actually deviate from the usual hand rankings. For example, in a game where you receive a bigger payback for a four-of-a-kind than a straight flush. 3. You strategy for video poker will not change. In live poker, you may have to adjust your strategy in accordance with the play of your opponent.
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Great topic.
Here are some more: 1- You can't bluff in video poker. 2- You almost never keep a kicker in video poker. |
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The big difference for me would be the fun factor. Video poker is just a different experience. I enjoy it, but it pales in comparison to sitting across the table from your from your fellow players.
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Welcome aboard, Renfrow. Thanks for posting.
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