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> Hi Diane,
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> There are many different "flavors" of players on this board. The main categories seem to be: 1) Professionals, who earn most of their income from gambling, 2) Serious, educated "Advantage Players", who endeavor to eek out the highest possible EV each time they risk their bankroll, 3) knowledgeable "Recreational Players" who, while usually seeking the highest payback and mostly sticking to correct strategy, occasionally play lower EV machines and deviate from proper holds strictly for the additional excitement of the play,
> 4) Recreational players who, while knowledgeable in pay tables and
> EV CHOOSE to play at casinos which have a less advantageous VP inventory, because of free rooms, airfare, junkets and food credit
> offers, 5) The rare (on this board) total ploppies, who donn't know what or how to play, and care only about getting "into action", regardless of the consequences to their bankroll.
Hmmmm... I like your rating system Babe. Now, there are some rating systems I won't change. The 100 pt. wine scale and 70 pt. coin grading scale come to mind. My GF and I have adopted the Westie's 5 Fork restaurant and 5 Clap scale for shows,etc. We think the 10 point scale should apply to Beauty. I need to think a little bit more about your VP player scale... but overall, it's pretty good!
Eric
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