If used for cash, food, lodging, et cetera, to show the impact on the win/loss rate.

To keep track of all player’s club points earned.

To keep track of how various video poker machines treated me – wins, losses, royal flushes, and so forth.

To keep an accurate record of certain winning hands and the frequency of those hands.

To keep an accurate record of my bankroll.

I do it for several reasons, which include:

I keep some quite detailed records of my video poker play.

But, is being tedious a good reason to avoid keeping records? This article offers suggestions on what details to keep and why it is a good idea for serious players to document them.ĭocumenting video poker play can be tedious at times. This may be okay for casual players – those who only play a few hundred to a few thousand hands per year – but are more serious players missing something by not keeping records of their video poker play? They do not keep track of which machine is played, amount deposited, amount cashed out, nor anything else. Most video poker players simply sit down at a machine and play.

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