Best game in AC - 10$ min
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Someone here reported seeing it. My guess is that when attendance dictates, one or more of those 6-deck $25 games are downgraded to $10 games. I don't want to call the poster a liar, and I do know that casinos do lower their usual limits to accommodate poor customer turn out. I've never seen one, but I intend to keep my eyes peeled if I ever decide to set foot in AC again.
Hilton does for sure, a lot fo casinos have a general "max" that applies to all tables, and when ten dollar tables are present, you will find them if the general max is 1000 or higher, some casinos put a 1k,2k, 3k or 5k max on all tables regardless.
Yes, they do, but they usually arnt betting ten dollars at the time it happens
Yes, card counters, hole carders, and other APs who enjoy being harrassed by other players at the table may ellect to split tens in rare circumstances and it is the ideal action to make when confronted with the hand. Its possibly the most fun part of counting cards in terms of memories that will stick with you forever because it almost always results in evrything but a riot taking place right there at your table.
Yes, they do, but they usually arnt betting ten dollars at the time it happens
Yes, card counters, hole carders, and other APs who enjoy being harrassed by other players at the table may ellect to split tens in rare circumstances and it is the ideal action to make when confronted with the hand. Its possibly the most fun part of counting cards in terms of memories that will stick with you forever because it almost always results in evrything but a riot taking place right there at your table.
I've heard that you CAN get liberal rules 6d S17 at offpeak times for $15 per hand at Mandalay Bay and MGM Grand.
Also, Monte Carlo has an 8d S17 liberal rules ASM game that is avaliable for $10 per hand offpeak.
So yes, a smart low roller that shops around can still get a game with a house edge of 0.3% or lower on occasion, and games that are < 0.5% HE (my personal definition of the maximum HE for a tolerable game) aren't too difficult to find at all.
I concede, however, that many customers do not shop around or play intelligently.
There are, of course, sucker games for the idiots. But there are still some completely reasonable games for low limit players.
Also, Monte Carlo has an 8d S17 liberal rules ASM game that is avaliable for $10 per hand offpeak.
So yes, a smart low roller that shops around can still get a game with a house edge of 0.3% or lower on occasion, and games that are < 0.5% HE (my personal definition of the maximum HE for a tolerable game) aren't too difficult to find at all.
I concede, however, that many customers do not shop around or play intelligently.
There are, of course, sucker games for the idiots. But there are still some completely reasonable games for low limit players.
Enough $5 tables? I've never seen more than one (maybe I did once or twice 3 years ago as an experiment). $10 tables, yes, while the economy is down. Prior to the economic downturn $10 tables were a function of how business was doing for a particular day of the week or time of day. $15 min tables were their basic starting level, and the one $5 table that was full from morning to night. In those days, all were 6-deck games except maybe the $5 game.
Did not see any single $5 game in Borgata. Was there on a weekday last week. The $10 tables close down by 1 AM and are $15 and $25. There are no 6 decks on the main floor during this shift not even for $25 min tables. All are 8 decks. I remember seeing NMSE somewhere when I entered at about 8 pm, but could not find it later when $10 was closed. $10 were reopened morning again.
Unless they have changed their long-standing policy, Borgata will grandfather you in if you are playing a $10 game and it is later changed to $15 or $25.
What do you mean by the "main" floor?
The 6-deck games are generally in the area next to the HL room, just down from the store promenade. Usually, in this area you will find $25, $50, and $100 6-deck games NMSE.
The $5 game is usually by the Metropolitan bistro where the Asian games are.
What do you mean by the "main" floor?
The 6-deck games are generally in the area next to the HL room, just down from the store promenade. Usually, in this area you will find $25, $50, and $100 6-deck games NMSE.
The $5 game is usually by the Metropolitan bistro where the Asian games are.
