IF I managed a casino I would put in Single Deck BJ Tables with H17, NDAS, rule of 6, 3:2 BJ premiums, and $10 minimums and $200 maximums.
If that cannot bring players back, what will ?
$5 min. with Rule of 7. I believe ElCo is Rule of 7?
IF I managed a casino I would put in Single Deck BJ Tables with H17, NDAS, rule of 6, 3:2 BJ premiums, and $10 minimums and $200 maximums.
If that cannot bring players back, what will ?
The economic meltdown, the so-called experts generally believe will last for several years.
What choice do the casino's have? Sit back and snidely continue to degrade their games, or make a change for the good ?
Here's a brain tweaker. How about SD, S17, DOA, LS, Ro8, 7:5 BJ? Looks like it could still ripoff the ploppies while making it profitable to competent CC's.
IF I managed a casino I would put in Single Deck BJ Tables with H17, NDAS, rule of 6, 3:2 BJ premiums, and $10 minimums and $200 maximums.
What choice do the casino's have? Sit back and snidely continue to degrade their games, or make a change for the good ?
If that cannot bring players back, what will ?
Nude cocktail waitresses.
Can you split pairs or no? :grin:V:grin:Not the ones that work downtown. :cry: Although I notcied that many of the downtown properties have started using "tit pits" to get people in. It seems to be working.
-Sonny-
Not the ones that work downtown. :cry: Although I notcied that many of the downtown properties have started using "tit pits" to get people in. It seems to be working.
-Sonny-
Not the ones that work downtown. :cry:
Sonny said:I notcied that many of the downtown properties have started using "tit pits" to get people in.
Are the dealers comparable in skill to the ones on the Strip (i.e. hired for their looks, not their abilities)? I've been giving some thought to trying SD and DD games in Vegas on my next trip.
:laugh:
If there's a decent SD/DD game with underskilled dealers, I might revoke my personal policy of "there's nothing worth making the trip Downtown."
Actually there are some very good opportunities downtown, sometimes you've got to think outside the box!