I don't know if it is too rare on DJ Wild, time and patronage will tell. It's when the negative prop bet hit frequency exceeds this 1 in 11-or-so hands by too much that we become aware that 'it ain't really paying.' But the blind bet allows the Raise feature, which is what we really notice - getting paid on the raises, but the blind bet must not be essentially dead all the time, or else its disguise wears off and it becomes noticed that it is functioning as a heavy vig or commission for that raise feature. In UTH, the blind hits 8.74% of the time, or once in 11 hands or so, so that during a typical session, you are subliminally aware enough 'that it pays,' that it feels like a positive bet to make. Wiz, I didn't see on UTH and it is quite a task to add up that results pay table (unlike the Crazy Four Blind pay table results), how frequently does the UTH Blind get paid? I know the expectation is like -0.31, but if it got paid like one in 7-8 hands, that would be disguised to the player. Wish I could join you.I think the fact that this Blind bet rarely gets paid (the 1 in 17 hands frequency) is going to highlight the bad bet component of this game's blind. I've tried to explain that it comes from the Blind bet, which rarely wins, but of course other players look at me like I'm just another clown who doesn't know what he's talking about. Multiple times I've heard players debate about how the casino gets its edge in the game.

Players don't seem to view the Blind as a mandated side bet but as a natural part of the game. I considered such an idea for my own Ties Win Blackjack, but only briefly, as I didn't want to complicate the game and I thought forcing a side bet would seem like a jip. I must admit that before I heard of Ultimate Texas Hold 'Em I would have been skeptical of this idea of mandating a very negative side bet. I'm hoping to play at the NYNY this evening to get a better feeling for the 'fun factor.' Anybody want to join me? I believe the Super Bonus in Crazy Four with its -0.34 RTP gets paid about twice as often. Yeah, that seems a bit steep to me and will impact the feel of the game to the player, IMHO.

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