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There are 25 saloons and out of them only two are permanent royal poker tables yet every second event is royal? Who asked for the event to alternate? Who enjoys royal more than regular at such high stakes? Royal poker just dumbs down poker so much to the point where it's all just a three-sided die throw on who wins.
Do yourself a favor and just create a vote on the format every event. See the difference between the amount of people that want to play and the morons that want to play the slotmachine only want it to look like a poker table instead. Royal poker plays so bad, I think even being shown the finger is less insulting than your decision to screw literally everyone over, for an entire month, just because "you like to change the format every now and then".
Truly royal, truly the absolute, undeniable king of stupid alternate gamemodes. Ugh.
The only real hand comparing happens when two or more players have full houses. And if it all comes down to just that, it's entirely unpredictable what the outcome will be. Everyone is in the complete dark until all five table cards are shown and when they are, the winner knows they won and the losers know they lost, so raising becomes pointless. Most of the aspects that characterize Poker become pointless actually, which is a shame.
I personally think two tables, one big and one small, featuring this lesser but still novel version of poker is quite enough and if I were in the position to determine the format of the event tables, I would probably almost never pick Royal Poker, as events run over the course of ~40 days and I couldn't bring myself to subject both ring collectors and team point hunters alike, to a game type that, despite being played with cards, resembles throwing dice a lot more, for that long no less.
That being said, I found a way to play.
So to help the rest of you here is my system. (Probably shouldn't share my secrets but hey, we all just want to have fun.)
So... first you MUST have a good stash of chips. My personal steam account is new, I've been playing off their website with another account much longer so it's much more advanced. My beginner one here? Got cleaned out fast. Don't even try unless you can spare a ton of chips because building up a stash when you can only play the baby tables takes too long.
So once you can afford to play this, it's only a three player game. Trick is DO NOT come in last. Might mean you have to fold quite a lot early on. And if the other two don't wipe each other out, at some point just go for it, say with a high pair. (I don't bother with 10s, lowest card in the deck.)
So once one player is out, you have to be ok with coming in second. Still makes darn good points especially with your double up thing going.
Then just throw down. There is no strategy at all. Just go all in and you WILL win some and lose some... again be happy with second.
The only advantage to this is it's darn quick. After one player is out, it may only take a few hands and it's done. Repeat. You can get through literally a dozen games for one round of the clock on your free spin bonus.
For the first time EVER I made it up to emerald. MVP in my team too. Just doing this.