Any Recommendations for AC Casinos for beginners..?
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Wookets
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Trump Plaza has $1 BJ, but beware of the 25 cent hand fee.
Do you know how many decks they use...?
Wookets
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Either 6 or 8.
Get a copy of...
CBJN from BJ21.com . Well worth the coin.
Or, plan on walking the boards in AC. In April
I found no low limit games worth playing, but
didn't walk down to Trop or Hilton.
PA has better rules, but the pen was atrocious
in Mt. Airy and Sands(Bethlehem) in late June.
BJinNJ
CBJN from BJ21.com . Well worth the coin.
Or, plan on walking the boards in AC. In April
I found no low limit games worth playing, but
didn't walk down to Trop or Hilton.
PA has better rules, but the pen was atrocious
in Mt. Airy and Sands(Bethlehem) in late June.
BJinNJ
I hope this is a joke post because what you are asking for does not exist anywhere but a few dingy busted out places in LV and Reno. The Alamo truck stop/casino in Sparks, near Reno, right off I-80 being the most prominent in my head.
Maybe one of those dumps in downtown Henderson Jokers Wild or Eldorado, and that's about it baby.
It literally changes by the day. I suggest you do some scouting and check out Hilton, WWW/Bally's, Trump Plaza and Resorts. You might even find some $5 tables in the morning.
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alwayssplitaces
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Stay away from the $1 tables, they are unbeatable
FLASH1296
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Quantar,
Your handle suggests that you are a "numbers dude"
Start with an understanding that the $1 and $2 games available in some spots
in the Eastern U.S.A. charge you a fee (euphemistically called an "ante") for
each hand played that has a wager <$10. That is completely ruinous; not that
those same games are playable even without such outrageous usury !
Your handle suggests that you are a "numbers dude"
Start with an understanding that the $1 and $2 games available in some spots
in the Eastern U.S.A. charge you a fee (euphemistically called an "ante") for
each hand played that has a wager <$10. That is completely ruinous; not that
those same games are playable even without such outrageous usury !
Hands per hour divided by 4. That's the dollar amount you'll pay to "rent" a seat each hour at these tables with a 25 cent ante. Before anyone points out that the fee is waved for $10 wagers, I'll remind everyone that $10 is the table max at most if not all of these games.
alwayssplitaces
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Playing the dollar tables is like buying penny stocks with a commission of $20 a trade. You can't win.