This could be interesting.
Dealing Blackjack From The Hand
Dealing Blackjack From The Hand
New regulation goes into effect in AC.
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The amendment clearly states the rules will be S17 and D9,10,11 only. I did not see mention of the blackjack payout. The constant referencing of 6-5 blackjack was in comparing the new rules to the rules already in place for the hand held 6-5 game, not stating that this new game would be 6-5. I suppose the lack of mention of the blackjack payout does indeed mean that it will be the house's choice.
If these are indeed 6-5 games, I don't see the point as the similar 6-5 already exists. If this is a 3-2 game, which my skeptical side finds hard to believe, could it be the result of increased competition coming next year from neighboring states Delaware, and PA? (although Pa still has yet to offically sign a law allowing tables games)
It figures that just as I begin to make my move west the games in the east will improve.
If these are indeed 6-5 games, I don't see the point as the similar 6-5 already exists. If this is a 3-2 game, which my skeptical side finds hard to believe, could it be the result of increased competition coming next year from neighboring states Delaware, and PA? (although Pa still has yet to offically sign a law allowing tables games)
It figures that just as I begin to make my move west the games in the east will improve.
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Trump Plaza
I bet Trump Plaza. What about you?
This top boss of Trump Plaza said these comments during an interview: "...We are doing our best to attract patrons to the hotel... that could net out at least $1 of profit.... We’re prepared now to forgo margin to get people here..."
Yes, he can. Trump Plaza's bj games will be improved. When he was the Vice President of Table Gaming, he brought all 6-deck-games to Borgata prior 2006, and now that he's the top boss in Trump Plaza, he surely can bring at least some 2-deck-games to Trump Plaza.
nottooshabby said:
Any bets on who will be the first to offer this? 
This top boss of Trump Plaza said these comments during an interview: "...We are doing our best to attract patrons to the hotel... that could net out at least $1 of profit.... We’re prepared now to forgo margin to get people here..."
Yes, he can. Trump Plaza's bj games will be improved. When he was the Vice President of Table Gaming, he brought all 6-deck-games to Borgata prior 2006, and now that he's the top boss in Trump Plaza, he surely can bring at least some 2-deck-games to Trump Plaza.
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bluewhaIe said:
I bet Trump Plaza. What about you?
This top boss of Trump Plaza said these comments during an interview: "...We are doing our best to attract patrons to the hotel... that could net out at least $1 of profit.... We’re prepared now to forgo margin to get people here..."
Yes, he can. Trump Plaza's bj games will be improved. When he was the Vice President of Table Gaming, he brought all 6-deck-games to Borgata prior 2006, and now that he's the top boss in Trump Plaza, he surely can bring at least some 2-deck-games to Trump Plaza.
This top boss of Trump Plaza said these comments during an interview: "...We are doing our best to attract patrons to the hotel... that could net out at least $1 of profit.... We’re prepared now to forgo margin to get people here..."
Yes, he can. Trump Plaza's bj games will be improved. When he was the Vice President of Table Gaming, he brought all 6-deck-games to Borgata prior 2006, and now that he's the top boss in Trump Plaza, he surely can bring at least some 2-deck-games to Trump Plaza.
The only place doing any kind of business in AC is in the marina district.
I don't expect to be in AC anytime soon, so I only read the summary, but I did see this: "The temporary amendment to N.J.A.C. 19:46-1.10 requires the blackjack layout to include an inscription indicating that the dealer must draw to 16 and soft 17 if the casino licensee implements this optional drawing rule."
I assume that the "optional drawing rule" refers to dealing a handheld game, so that means it's H17, not S17. Or am I misinterpreting something?
I assume that the "optional drawing rule" refers to dealing a handheld game, so that means it's H17, not S17. Or am I misinterpreting something?
The rules allow 6:5 SD to be dealt with out a hole card but don't require it.
19:47-2.6A
(h) In lieu of the procedures set forth in (d) through (g) above, a casino licensee may permit a blackjack dealer [in the 6 to 5 variation] to deal his or her second card face downward and to utilize a card reader device pursuant to N.J.A.C. 19:47-2.6(j) prior to dealing any additional cards to the players.
That was my thought too, this rule doesn't mean that the casinos are going to offer pitch games, they're just getting everything in order to make them available depending on competition.
19:47-2.6A
(h) In lieu of the procedures set forth in (d) through (g) above, a casino licensee may permit a blackjack dealer [in the 6 to 5 variation] to deal his or her second card face downward and to utilize a card reader device pursuant to N.J.A.C. 19:47-2.6(j) prior to dealing any additional cards to the players.
That was my thought too, this rule doesn't mean that the casinos are going to offer pitch games, they're just getting everything in order to make them available depending on competition.
Good pitch games
Good pitch games will bring in customers!
"How Long? Not Long!" ---Dr. King
This post is for AC casino executives who have lurked here: it looks like you gentlemen need some helps to bring in customers. How do successful casinos bring in customers? It's simple. Give them good pitch games, and they will come! For example, the casinos below have offered the non-AC-games, and they get lots of customers.
Good pitch games will bring in customers!
"How Long? Not Long!" ---Dr. King
This post is for AC casino executives who have lurked here: it looks like you gentlemen need some helps to bring in customers. How do successful casinos bring in customers? It's simple. Give them good pitch games, and they will come! For example, the casinos below have offered the non-AC-games, and they get lots of customers.
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Nov 2009 House
Casino Edge Decks Soft 17 BJ Pays Tables Minimum Maximum
101 0.0018 1 Hit 1.5 5 $5 $1,000
102 0.0018 1 Hit 1.5 1 $5 $200
103 0.0019 2 Stand 1.5 7 $10 $5,000
104 0.0019 2 Stand 1.5 2 $500 $10,000
105 0.0019 2 Stand 1.5 8 $25 $10,000
106 0.0019 2 Stand 1.5 8 $25 $10,000
107 0.0019 2 Stand 1.5 4 $100 $5,000
108 0.0019 2 Stand 1.5 2 $100 $5,000
Guess what compadres
Do you think for one minute that if AC casinos started to offer a double deck game that it would be any better than the single deck 6:5 garbage they have? H17, 6:5, no DAS, etc. and you have a game no better than the single deck 6:5. Garbage x2 is all--- They will jack the rules around that it is unbeatable and ridiculous and then cry in their beers over how bringing the game in didn't do them any favors after the novelty of it wears off and they fleece enough people for all it's worth to scare them out of wanting to play it.
They will not make a game that is fair or that anyone at all has a chance at. They are doomed and destined to make stupid moves and chase more people than they bring in because of the stupid asswipe x10 factor.
Do you think for one minute that if AC casinos started to offer a double deck game that it would be any better than the single deck 6:5 garbage they have? H17, 6:5, no DAS, etc. and you have a game no better than the single deck 6:5. Garbage x2 is all--- They will jack the rules around that it is unbeatable and ridiculous and then cry in their beers over how bringing the game in didn't do them any favors after the novelty of it wears off and they fleece enough people for all it's worth to scare them out of wanting to play it.
They will not make a game that is fair or that anyone at all has a chance at. They are doomed and destined to make stupid moves and chase more people than they bring in because of the stupid asswipe x10 factor.
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