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Is it just me who feels like falling asleep when playing video poker?
Every casino/software provider I play at, I always give it a go, and I always just get reminded that should I ever be afflicted by insomnia, video poker is the cure.
I realise that in many regards video poker is by far the best option to play at a casino, the RTPs can regularly be in excess of 99%, whilst still maintaining the chance of big wins with a straight flush and of course the big royal flush (which I admit I've never had).
Plus it's possible to assess the variance of a video poker simply by looking at the paytable, and thus choosing a poker variant depending on what sort of ride/risk you want, and then there are all the multi-hand variants to speed things along a bit.
Slots are just video poker with flashing lights and nice sounds and music really, they're still just random games where the casino software is showing you a result of a random pick, but slots have far lower RTPs than video pokers - so in that regard it makes no sense to play slots, but I massively prefer slots to video pokers.
I dunno, I guess I'll never like video poker - anyone else?
Every casino/software provider I play at, I always give it a go, and I always just get reminded that should I ever be afflicted by insomnia, video poker is the cure.
I realise that in many regards video poker is by far the best option to play at a casino, the RTPs can regularly be in excess of 99%, whilst still maintaining the chance of big wins with a straight flush and of course the big royal flush (which I admit I've never had).
Plus it's possible to assess the variance of a video poker simply by looking at the paytable, and thus choosing a poker variant depending on what sort of ride/risk you want, and then there are all the multi-hand variants to speed things along a bit.
Slots are just video poker with flashing lights and nice sounds and music really, they're still just random games where the casino software is showing you a result of a random pick, but slots have far lower RTPs than video pokers - so in that regard it makes no sense to play slots, but I massively prefer slots to video pokers.
I dunno, I guess I'll never like video poker - anyone else?