"Don't Stay Where You Count"??

[paddywhack]

Originally Posted by tthree

Thanks. I was just making a hopefully funny smarta*s comment. Someone answered in kind with a smarta*s comment. I got a good laugh.

And you got the Genius advice too.....

[Dyepaintball12]

Trip 1: Stay at Casino A, play rated at B. B gives you comps and offers to come back.

Trip 2: Stay at Casino B, play rated at A. A gives you comps and offers to come back.

Trip 3: Repeat until Rich.

[tthree]

Originally Posted by Dyepaintball12

Trip 1: Stay at Casino A, play rated at B. B gives you comps and offers to come back.

Trip 2: Stay at Casino B, play rated at A. A gives you comps and offers to come back.

Trip 3: Repeat until Rich.

That's what I was thinking when I posted my smarty post. Seemed like the most reasonable explanation. I am sure there are other ways.

[aslan]

In Vegas, when I was staying at casino hotels, I always played sufficient hours there to ensure a return invitation, but my serious play was elsewhere.

In AC and Delaware, I have always played mostly where I am staying. I may be pushing my luck, but I think two things are in my favor: (1) I am not a black chipper; and (2) I take great pains to sustain longevity. Still, eventually I suppose I will be noticed if only because it is difficult to disguise winnings, especially when they come at the end of your last shoe.

I can see someone at the casino running a list of winning accounts. First of all, it must be a very small list. Secondly, if someone is consistently winning amounts exceeding $1,000 a trip, ears go up. That's a big drawback to playing rated, which I only do in AC and Delaware anymore.