The average number of hands per Royal Flush (or other top jackpot). ‘ Remember, however, that the games are random, so don’t expect to get exactly one Royal Flush per “cycle,” and don’t get the idea that a machine is “due to hit” just because the number of hands defined as a cycle have been played on it without hitting a Royal. Actually, the cycle is calculated as one divided by the probability of a Royal Flush on each play. In the long run, if you play a ‘ number of hands equal to n cycles you may “expect” n Royal Flushes, but the Poisson Distribution reveals your real probabilities.

Lawton Barnes

Lawton Barnes

Lawton Barnes owns 14 video poker and slot machines in various states of disrepair. He desperately needs to get a haircut and a real job.

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