MI trip, CBJN needed.

[Jeff25]

Im planning a trip to Norther Michigan and im wondering if someone could e-mail me a current copy of CBJN. Also, if anyone has any first hand info about the casinos it would be appreciated.

[Rspeirsmlb]

Accctuuaallllllyyyyy I live in MI and was wondering the same thing. I know that Leelanau Sands has handheld 2D games and would like to head up there one of these days but don't wanna drive 4 hours and walk in find crappy rules...Does anybody know of any casinos up there with good games that let 19 yr. olds pplay??? Jeff, If you head up there lemme know what kind of good games are up there please.

[Xenophon]

Originally Posted by Jeff25

Im planning a trip to Norther Michigan and im wondering if someone could e-mail me a current copy of CBJN. Also, if anyone has any first hand info about the casinos it would be appreciated.

Buying the e-mail version of CBJN for 12$ is cheap and well worth it. You can spend a lot more money than that driving around northern MI scouting good games.

The more people that circulate the publication for free, the less revenue S.W. has to keep the publication accurate.

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[Mimosine]

Originally Posted by Xenophon

Buying the e-mail version of CBJN for 12$ is cheap and well worth it.

i'd recommend just buying it. it will be valid typically for several months-1/2 year, and if you're playing with a friend/partner you could split the cost.

i just bought a new issue and the vegas section is not much different than my last copy from NOV. but nevertheless well worth it as i plan to play at 6 or so different places.

pony up the dough!

[Dyepaintball12]

I can tell you that Soaring Eagle Casino in Mt. Pleasant, MI, has all CSM's except for their High Roller area with a $25min bet and I believe 6-deck DOA DAS RSA S17, but am not totally positive as i have never played in the high limit room and will never again go there probably.

[chichow]

I'll admit that most of my play is in the Midwest so YMMV

For many of the casino's, the information is really out of date esp. for Indian ones in MI and WI.

FWIW in a recent issue of CBJN, much of the data for the northern MI casinos is from 2005.

If you have say 2 casino's you are interested in, then ask here and I'll post some information, but certainly not for all of MI.

I would also normally say that the $12 dollars for CBJN is normally totally worth it, but the data for MI is pretty old.

[Rspeirsmlb]

Yeah I play at Soaring Eagle....alot...high stakes only of course and have won a couple ten thousand from there noncounting and am never playing there again until im counting, but would like to play elsewhere or look for better games in MI.

[Rspeirsmlb]

Oh yeah, high stakes there is H17 now...changed it a few months back.

[Jeff25]

Originally Posted by chichow

I'll admit that most of my play is in the Midwest so YMMV

For many of the casino's, the information is really out of date esp. for Indian ones in MI and WI.

FWIW in a recent issue of CBJN, much of the data for the northern MI casinos is from 2005.

If you have say 2 casino's you are interested in, then ask here and I'll post some information, but certainly not for all of MI.

I would also normally say that the $12 dollars for CBJN is normally totally worth it, but the data for MI is pretty old.

Do you have info on the Chip-In casino or the Kewadin Vegas casino?

[Sonny]

Originally Posted by chichow

For many of the casino's, the information is really out of date esp. for Indian ones in MI and WI.

FWIW in a recent issue of CBJN, much of the data for the northern MI casinos is from 2005.

Why not send Wong a little note about the current conditions? Other people might appreciate the update, and he does pay his reporters. Maybe you (or someone else here) could become a regular contributor to the newsletter.

-Sonny-