House of Cards Pattern
Your first post is to tell us that there must be some pattern, but you don't actually know what it is, but that we should look for it? This info should really help we WIN Tapped Out now. Thanks!! ...
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UberSiege wrote:ephphoneapps wrote:
Going to be a ton of work with no payoff. No thanks.
Just replying to your comment to say I have no comment.
Ephphoneapps is right, there is no point in doing a math analysis on Homer's House of Cards. This is not a true random card game. It's designed to let you win. Even when you lose, the courtesy chip is still worth 10 green chips, or blue chips when we get to act 3. Based on what I've seen from playing a few tokens on Homer's poker like game, the most consistent way to get green chips is to bet on 7 in the dice den. If you want to play a game and have fun, go for the slot machine or poker game.
