Bossier City Casinos

[darrislance]

Just wondering if anyone has been to any of the blackjack tables in Bossier City, LA lately. If so, are there any games worth playing?

[tribute]

The Horseshoe is my favorite. Also try El Dorado. Actually I prefer playing at Coushatta in Kinder. There are less crowds and better conditions. I like the
2D games there. $10 minimums, and you can play extra spots with no premium.

[darrislance]

Any idea what the general table rules are in Bossier City? I'm trying to figure out if it's worth the trip.

[tribute]

6 deck: DOA, RSA, DAS, No SUR, 75% pen

[kender]

actually, the penetration is pretty variable, but 75% is a good avg. Sam's town has all those rules but also offers surrender so its the best game in town (in my opinion).

If you go, I wouldn't mind hearing your feedback on the bossier city area casinos. I haven't been able to find much anywhere else.

Good luck, have fun.

[tribute]

kender,
Do you know if Sam's Town has a 2D game? If so, what is the table minimum?

[kender]

It was all 6D shoe at Sam's Town. Not to say they don't have a 2D game on the weekends. My trips are usually during slow times. Also keep in mind, I haven't been for a couple months. $5-$10 mins for the shoe games last I was there. Hope this helps.

Once again, if anyone takes a trip to the bossier city area, let me know what you think of the area casinos as it's quite hard to find info on them.

[gDGBD]

The last few times I've been to Shreveport/Bossier City, the Horseshoe has had one 3:2 single deck table, but I've never seen an empty seat.

[kender]

The Horseshoe does have a DD game on weekends I believe (maybe on banging weekday nights), but I've never seen single deck. I could be wrong though as I don't play pitch games yet (still too hard to count).

Still interested to here anyone's opinions/experiences at the shreveport/bossier city casinos.