AC Sept 30th
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Answers as of now (anything can happen from 8/22/2011 through 9/30/2011 :laugh
Within AC turf:
1) there's no standard single decker, and
2) casinos offer only 6 deckers and 8 deckers.
A bonus for your inqueries:
The best game in town has been the GN's $25 6deckers with the surrender option. Good luck.
Within AC turf:
1) there's no standard single decker, and
2) casinos offer only 6 deckers and 8 deckers.
A bonus for your inqueries:
The best game in town has been the GN's $25 6deckers with the surrender option. Good luck.
All 1 Deck games are 6-5 BJ with terrible rules. No DAS, No Peek on Ace worst.
6 Deck games are min. $25, many of them are S17, remaining H17 (mostly on Caesars owned stores)
It is not easy to find a S17 at $10 min. Almost all $10 tables are 8D except for one casino. Grab a copy of CBJN for pen. details.
6 Deck games are min. $25, many of them are S17, remaining H17 (mostly on Caesars owned stores)
It is not easy to find a S17 at $10 min. Almost all $10 tables are 8D except for one casino. Grab a copy of CBJN for pen. details.
Most are $10, some are $15. No, they are not hard to find. You were warned that these were 6:5 yet you still seem interested in them. I would like to think that you have some means of attacking an SD game "beyond counting", but considering you're new to the forum and have never been to AC, I suspect that is not the case. So once more, these are 6:5 games. The house edge is > 1.5% (compare to ~.5% at the 8 decker one pit over).
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Wonging is the answer
If you have a small bankroll that can't afford to play through negative counts in shoe then backcounting is your best bet. Sounds like you won't be betting big either so you can do it pretty aggressivley and no one will care. You can watch half the shoe before stepping in as long as you move from casino to casino.
When I first started, I had some pretty bad variance and lost most of my bankroll. I had no choice but to backcount and Wong out when the count went south.
6/5 SD BJ will not be a good option.
If you have a small bankroll that can't afford to play through negative counts in shoe then backcounting is your best bet. Sounds like you won't be betting big either so you can do it pretty aggressivley and no one will care. You can watch half the shoe before stepping in as long as you move from casino to casino.
When I first started, I had some pretty bad variance and lost most of my bankroll. I had no choice but to backcount and Wong out when the count went south.
6/5 SD BJ will not be a good option.
Your impression was right prior to GN's take over of Trump Marina Casino (TMC).
GN desperately needs some cash cows. TMC would never offered the $25 bj game, but now GN has at least one $25 bj table open in its high roller pit.
As to the surrender option, just ask and you'll receive, especially you've previously played there as a welcome guest. Be patient if somehow the floorperson puts your request on hold for 30 minutes. Once you're allowed the option, you're home free. Next time when you drop by, you can always claim that the shift manager (Day: Frank, Swing: Jimmy, or Grave: George) OKed the option last week; thus you're grandfathered from now on.
GN desperately needs some cash cows. TMC would never offered the $25 bj game, but now GN has at least one $25 bj table open in its high roller pit.
As to the surrender option, just ask and you'll receive, especially you've previously played there as a welcome guest. Be patient if somehow the floorperson puts your request on hold for 30 minutes. Once you're allowed the option, you're home free. Next time when you drop by, you can always claim that the shift manager (Day: Frank, Swing: Jimmy, or Grave: George) OKed the option last week; thus you're grandfathered from now on
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Jacob said:
Your impression was right prior to GN's take over of Trump Marina Casino (TMC).
GN desperately needs some cash cows. TMC would never offered the $25 bj game, but now GN has at least one $25 bj table open in its high roller pit.
As to the surrender option, just ask and you'll receive, especially you've previously played there as a welcome guest. Be patient if somehow the floorperson puts your request on hold for 30 minutes. Once you're allowed the option, you're home free. Next time when you drop by, you can always claim that the shift manager (Day: Frank, Swing: Jimmy, or Grave: George) OKed the option last week; thus you're grandfathered from now on.
GN desperately needs some cash cows. TMC would never offered the $25 bj game, but now GN has at least one $25 bj table open in its high roller pit.
As to the surrender option, just ask and you'll receive, especially you've previously played there as a welcome guest. Be patient if somehow the floorperson puts your request on hold for 30 minutes. Once you're allowed the option, you're home free. Next time when you drop by, you can always claim that the shift manager (Day: Frank, Swing: Jimmy, or Grave: George) OKed the option last week; thus you're grandfathered from now on
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Hey Pardner, you possess the eyes of eagle for picking out details .
Assumption is the mother of all f^ckups. Never assume GN will hand you a plate of goodies. As you buy in, make sure you ask for the signs of NMS, LS, and bj rules for its $25 bj game. By the way, I did assume all bj games in the highroller pit were NMS. I was wrong--- A Latino girl hopped into my game in progress, bought in for $50, and walked away with a $750 profit by the end of the "hot shoe". Good luck.
. Assumption is the mother of all f^ckups. Never assume GN will hand you a plate of goodies. As you buy in, make sure you ask for the signs of NMS, LS, and bj rules for its $25 bj game. By the way, I did assume all bj games in the highroller pit were NMS. I was wrong--- A Latino girl hopped into my game in progress, bought in for $50, and walked away with a $750 profit by the end of the "hot shoe"
. Good luck.
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