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April 30th, 2011, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by shadroch
A word of warning to the OP. The roads in Laughlin are all under construction. Both 163 ( the road down from Vegas) and Casino Drive are all ripped up and subject to closures and detours. It can be painful.
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Thank you all for this and other advice/info.
Regards, MoN
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April 30th, 2011, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by sagefr0g
i'm pretty sure the shuffle after each round machine was six deck.
funny you should say DAS, errhh i really can't remember if those machines were DAS, errhh i think they were though........ strange if they were in fact DAS as i wasn't able to find a DAS bj table game in Laughlin...... a pit boss at the Trop told me there was only one joint in Laughlin that had DAS but i never determined which joint it was.
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These machines don't mention DAS, so I always assumed they weren't and adjusted my play acordingly. Of course, after about 3,000 hands, I actually got a hand I wanted to double after splitting and to my surprise, I was allowed to.
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April 30th, 2011, 11:29 PM
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IIRC, I have seen two types of Shufflemaster BJ machines -
Both 6D, H17, LS, DAS - one was shuffle every hand, one was shuffle after 2/3 dealt. Of course, no way of knowing when.
I posted a question about whether there was any way to gain a small extra edge by counting this (analogous to CSMs - perhaps resetting the count after every deck or so - no useful responses though...)
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Originally Posted by sagefr0g
i'm pretty sure the shuffle after each round machine was six deck.
funny you should say DAS, errhh i really can't remember if those machines were DAS, errhh i think they were though........ strange if they were in fact DAS as i wasn't able to find a DAS bj table game in Laughlin...... a pit boss at the Trop told me there was only one joint in Laughlin that had DAS but i never determined which joint it was.
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May 2nd, 2011, 01:04 AM
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When I played at Pioneer they would shuffle the single deck if you tried to spread more than 2x your minimum.
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June 30th, 2011, 03:25 PM
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Updates on Laughlin?
Hi Guys,
Any updates on Laughlin conditions? I am looking to play SD/DD, curious about minimums and if there is any decent pen. Understand there is some heat there though...
Thanks!
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June 30th, 2011, 03:43 PM
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Bolder than Brass !
LAUGHLIN remains the utter waste of time that it has been for several years now.
Conditions are miserable and heat is intense. The Status Quo.
It is hard to forget finding a Laughlin casino shift manager taking a
seat at the adjacent seat after I bought in for $200 and bet green.
I was 86'd when I audaciously found the temerity to bet 2 greenies.
It took about 10 minutes.
Note: Unless you are collecting Social Security checks you will be out-of-place.
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June 30th, 2011, 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by cyclist
Hi Guys,
Any updates on Laughlin conditions? I am looking to play SD/DD, curious about minimums and if there is any decent pen. Understand there is some heat there though...
Thanks!
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For a recreational player, Laughlin is fine. Better than most Vegas spots.
Flash is talking out his ass once again. As far as the age of the people, it does get a large amount of snow bird retirees in the winter. This time of year, it doesn't.
Was there over Memorial Day weekend and not a wheelchair in sight. More motorcycles than walkers.
Laughlin is a laid back,down to earth town. Pompous asses will not do well there.
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June 30th, 2011, 08:37 PM
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schad',
We both reserve the right to have differing viewpoints.
It will be interesting to see a "trip report" from cyclist.
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July 4th, 2011, 08:34 PM
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My experience is they do not tolerate green chip players. Especially at the Pioneer. Which is the place I am sure flash is talking about.
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July 4th, 2011, 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted by FLASH1296
schad',We both reserve the right to have differing viewpoints.
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Yes, BOTH of you are entitled to talk out your A$$.
Isn't that so, Brother Asslan? zg
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