Bad rules?? How does this affect my advantage?

The Soaring Eagle Casino in Mount Pleasant, Michigan offers blackjack, but
-the dealer always hits soft 17
-Ace/Ten combinations in split and DD situations are counted as 21, not Blackjack
-you can DAS on all cards except Aces
-You cant resplit Aces
-and you can only have up to three hands.

I want to know how these situations affect my percent advantage.

Thank you,

Mooshjack

Moos,

That game and that place has one of the worst games in the US, STAY AWAY.

They have also been caught cheating by shorting decks in the past.

It is an abortion of a game.

If you keep playing there you are a FOOL. Decide now, are you a fool or a smart man???

If you like BJ look around at the other places, get educated, money is not easy to come by these days and that S**t house sure doesn't need more.

Years ago when they had a decent game I played there frequently and one day, in the high limit table I was surrounded by four armed security, told to pick up my chips and go with them, I did until they tried to force me physically into a room off the entrance, I refused and pushed back, they said "OK since you want to be a smart ass those chips are worthless because we will not allow you to cash them, ($3,600), and you are trespassed, if we see you on these grounds again you will go to jail." The head guy was holding a file in his hand, I can imagine what was in it.

These people are MOFO's and as a tribe are looked down upon by all the others.

Give them no business.:vomit:

CP

Were you ever able to get your chips cashed?

Is it against the law for the casino to refuse cashing one's chips if the person did not do anything illegal? Is this America or what?

Reservations are above federal laws? I mean any business has to follow some rules. There is no law that protects a gambler's right? Excuse me, but I am not a lawyer.

Reservations are NOT above federal law, any more than anyone else is, and they can be forced to cash the chips. Or just send someone else in to do it, no big deal.