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Old 09-19-2006, 03:45 PM
almostbusto almostbusto is offline
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Default do blackjack losses count as MGR at party?

I have played poker about 10 days out of the last 40 and only one day this month. I am basically done with the grind of it all for now. but i was wondering if I bet 1000$ on one hand of party high limit blackjack per month would that increase my mgr by 1000 in months i lose the hand? or would the -1000 mgr months rollover to the next month for my affiliate.


i am just curious as to what would happen to my affiliate's bottom line. this is not a rakeback post.
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Old 09-19-2006, 05:20 PM
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Default Re: do blackjack losses count as MGR at party?

all they count is the EV (considering you played optimally) in their favor.
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Old 09-19-2006, 08:24 PM
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Default Re: do blackjack losses count as MGR at party?

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all they count is the EV (considering you played optimally) in their favor.

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Correct, if I remember correctly they get 20% of the house advantage which is about .1x% of your total bet. It shows in a different place then poker MGR too, it is not combined in the stats. Your $1000 bet (I thought $200 was the max?) would net your affiliate about $15.
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