Winning At Ultimate X Poker

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This month, I’ll describe the mother of multi-coin-per-line games known as Ultimate X. Ultimate X is available as a multi-hand and single-hand video poker game. If you wager 10 coins per line instead of five coins, you will earn a multiplier, not on the current hand, but on the following hand (i.e., betting 10 coins per line puts you in the Ultimate X mode). Essentially, you are doubling your initial bet in the hopes that. ULTIMATE X VIDEO POKER. Unlimited credits with unlimited play for free forever. Play up to 3 hands at once. 3 poker variations to choose from. Find all of your favorite 99.8% payback video poker games—and the most exciting paytables in Las Vegas—at our casinos. Games include Jacks or Better 9/6, NSU Deuces, Deuces Wild Bonus 4/9/25, Bonus Poker 8/5, Double Bonus 9/7, Double Double Bonus 9/6, Bonus Deluxe 9/6, Triple Bonus Plus 9/5, Super Double Bonus 9/5, Aces Bonus 8/5, Super Aces Bonus 7/5, and Double Double Aces and Faces 9/6. Welcome to the Ultimate Poker Strategy Guide where you’ll find everything you’ll ever need to know to become the best poker player you can be. Whether you’re new to poker, dabbled in it with friends, or a seasoned veteran with some cash winnings under your belt, there is something useful for everyone. No matter how much you know about poker, we’re confident you’ll have some “Aha. If you want to play Ultimate X, however, you’ll have to pay double your normal bet. If you’re in this mode and you make a winning hand, that hand will then have a multiplier on any winnings on the following deal. The size of these multipliers depend on the game you are.

Confessor
I don't understand why ultimate X strategy is different from normal strategy. And why HE is even different. I don't get why 8/6 ultimate X JOB is about as good as 9/6 JOB. Can someone explain (like i'm 5)?
RS
Because it also takes into account the multipliers you'd get on the next round. A flush in regular JOB pays 30 credits and that's it. In UX, it pays 30 credits and a 10x (or whatever it is) multiplier on the next round.
rsactuary
More than that... when you are faced with a situation such as a deal of AAQQx when you're playing one of the bonus games, such as DDB or TDB, the amount of the current multipliers affects your decision as well. Turns out for DDB, if the sum of your multipliers is greater than 15, you just keep AA, otherwise, if less, you keep AAQQ.
In this case, it shows that sometimes, if the multipliers are large enough on the current hand, the payback for current hand can overwhelm the payback on future hands with a larger multiplier if you went a different route.
Hope that makes sense... I'm working through this time of analysis myself, at the moment.
Neutrino
What if you switch between 10 coin and 5 coin every other hand, that way you don't have to deal with difficult decisions. Would you still have the same HE?
rsactuary
You will still have the 'difficult' decision on the hands where you bet 10 coins, because you have to consider the resulting multiplier on the next hand. This would be a very bad way to play.
21forme
Playing 5 coin is a poor choice, unless you're only vulturing. The pay tables on UX are inferior to 'regular' VP because the multipliers add EV.
rsactuary

Playing 5 coin is a poor choice, unless you're only vulturing. The pay tables on UX are inferior to 'regular' VP because the multipliers add EV.


while the multipliers add a bit of EV.... the pay tables are not necessarily inferior.
21forme

while the multipliers add a bit of EV.... the pay tables are not necessarily inferior.

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They are where I play. Really poor, especially in the lower denoms, down in the 96% range.
RS
Ultimate x poker play freersanctuary said hopping between 10 and 5 coin bets would be a very bad way to play. However, this is not the case.*
If it's a 96% base paytable and it adds an extra 1% when betting 10 coins (it's usually less than 1%, but just to make it easy), if you switch back n forth, it doesn't really matter, as you'll be averaging about 96.5% payback.
WinningUltimateHowever, that doesn't take into account the fact you're playing twice as much and only getting an extra 1% back. Then again, are you looking at it in terms of coin in or # of hands?
Playing 100 hands on $1 10-play (make the math easy), you're looking at:
- Always bet 5 coins/line: $50 * 100 = $5,000 in action. $5,000 * -0.04 = -$200 EVUltimate x poker play free
- Switch between 5 or 10 coins/line: $75*100 = $7,500 in action. $50*50*-0.04 + $100*50*-0.03 = -$250 EV
- Always playing 10 coins/line: $100*$100 = $10,000 in action. $10,000 * -0.03 = -$300 EV
And if switching between 5 coins and 10 coins every other game is going to slow you down significantly, which it likely will, then it makes it that much better (in a way), especially if you're playing sh** paytable games. You'll play longer with less money and get more free drinks and whatnot....but of course, not necessarily as fun since you're obviously playing slower.

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I guess 'really bad way to play' is more of a matter of opinion. I don't particularly care much about a 0.5% or so difference in return (usually).
And hell, it probably is even better considering you likely don't know how to play UX properly. What do you do with an average 1.6x multiplier on 7/5 DDB when you're dealt a two pair with aces?

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I just prefer someone else to bet the 10 and leave the betting 5 to me. 😁
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