CA Indian Casino near Oceanside

[aslan]

A friend of mine, a Marine Corps General, ret, told me about a couple of Indian casinos near Oceanside north of SD. He said they have a side bet that pays tremendous odds. He said he tore it up. The only part of it that I remember was that part of the sidebet pays 5 to 1 if you get a blackjack. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

[ihate17]

Near Oceanside?

I think the closest Indian Casino is Pala, but that is perhaps an hour away and there might be some other closer.

ihate17

[Brutus]

nice and twisty road to pala from oceanside.
do yourself a favor and pick up some strawberries, fresh fruit etc. at the farmers markets beside the road on the way back.

[EasyRhino]

Also, I don't remember Pala being that big on side bets. Maybe just a few of the tables.

[ihate17]

Originally Posted by EasyRhino

Also, I don't remember Pala being that big on side bets. Maybe just a few of the tables.

I recently was there but saw no side bets on their 4 or so double deck tables. Of course you also have Pauma, Pechanga, and I think a Harrah's in the general area. I only mentioned Pala because I thought it was the closest to Oceanside.

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[Sonny]

Ocean's 11 casino still has a bastardized version of BJ, don't they? Maybe they're trying to boost the hold on their No-Bust tables with a side bet.

-Sonny-

[SilentBob420BMFJ]

Originally Posted by aslan

A friend of mine, a Marine Corps General, ret, told me about a couple of Indian casinos near Oceanside north of SD. He said they have a side bet that pays tremendous odds. He said he tore it up. The only part of it that I remember was that part of the sidebet pays 5 to 1 if you get a blackjack. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

5:1 on something that has a 1:21 chance of happening? what a sweet deal.. if you had all the time in the world, you could utilize a 10 count with a sidecount of aces, and wait til the 2 counts are sky high (once in a blue moon) and then jump in with the table maximum