West Virginia Blackjack Game (Future)

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jimpenn

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Has anyone read any information concerning blackjack rules/game that will be offered in West Virginia come October?

Blackjack was approved for Wheeling location recently and I am curious what type of game they will deal. I'm not sure it has been decided todate, but hoping someone has read about proposals currently being discussed or passed. Basically I'm interested in if they will deal 6D/8D per Indian Casinos within tri-state area. Indians deal both games, but 6D games have a $100 minimum.

Thanks, Jim
 
jimpenn said:
Has anyone read any information concerning blackjack rules/game that will be offered in West Virginia come October?

Blackjack was approved for Wheeling location recently and I am curious what type of game they will deal. I'm not sure it has been decided todate, but hoping someone has read about proposals currently being discussed or passed. Basically I'm interested in if they will deal 6D/8D per Indian Casinos within tri-state area. Indians deal both games, but 6D games have a $100 minimum.

Thanks, Jim
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No idea. Hopefully they will deal 6D or 8D with good pen and rules. Most of the DD dealt at Indian casinos in the Midwest is unplayable due to bad pen.
 
Although it has not been announced what kind of games they will have,keep in mind that the Wheeling track is run by the people who killed BJ at Binions.If they adopted shitty rules in an extremely competitive situation,I'm not hopeful of what they'll do in a monoply.
 
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ChefJJ said:
That's for 6D, not 8D. No casino would just run $100 min out there for all games.
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Still...I can understand table MAX being $100.00, but to say the minimum is $100.00-unless it's a high roller room.

Or maybe they're after the Capertons, Byrds and Rockefellers instead of the Smiths, Jones, and Irvings!
 
shadroch said:
..the Wheeling track is run by the people who killed BJ at Binions. If they adopted shitty rules in an extremely competitive situation,I'm not hopeful of what they'll do in a monoply.
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MTR didn't kill BJ at Binions - Harrahs did. MTR resuscitated it, somewhat. zg
 
ChefJJ said:
That's for 6D, not 8D. No casino would just run $100 min out there for all games.
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That's typical AC. 8D on the main floor and 6D in the high-limit rooms because the whales who have played in Vegas are used to seeing 6D and might balk at an 8D shoe. Same thing at Foxwoods.

Either is Wongable, but what I don't want to see is the 2D, 50% pen crap they deal out on the riverboats.
 
jimpenn said:
Has anyone read any information concerning blackjack rules/game that will be offered in West Virginia come October?

Blackjack was approved for Wheeling location recently and I am curious what type of game they will deal. I'm not sure it has been decided todate, but hoping someone has read about proposals currently being discussed or passed. Basically I'm interested in if they will deal 6D/8D per Indian Casinos within tri-state area. Indians deal both games, but 6D games have a $100 minimum.

Thanks, Jim
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no help on this reply .... just asking ..... tri-state area would mean what in w.v.?
 
eps6724 said:
Am I reading this right-$100.00 MINIMUM? That will just about kill all of the potential players in that state!

-EPS
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The vast majority of 6deck shoes in atlantic city are in the high roller pits.... where the min. bet is either 50 or 100 bucks..... on the floor where table mins. are normal all games are 8 decks
 
xxrenegadexx said:
The vast majority of 6deck shoes in atlantic city are in the high roller pits.... where the min. bet is either 50 or 100 bucks..... on the floor where table mins. are normal all games are 8 decks
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That's crazy as hell. Guess I should stay away from AC.

I'm used to $5 (sometimes $3) 6D S17 Mississippi rules. I just moved to Salt Lake City though, and will be heading to Wendover soon. Kind of curious about what kind of rules I'm going to find when I get there.
 
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eps6724 said:
Still...I can understand table MAX being $100.00, but to say the minimum is $100.00-unless it's a high roller room.

Or maybe they're after the Capertons, Byrds and Rockefellers instead of the Smiths, Jones, and Irvings!
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don't forget the Clampets & McCoys :)
 
SPX said:
That's crazy as hell. Guess I should stay away from AC.

I'm used to $5 (sometimes $3) 6D S17 Mississippi rules. I just moved to Salt Lake City though, and will be heading to Wendover soon. Kind of curious about what kind of rules I'm going to find when I get there.
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You'll find good rules and good games, however SD is a totally different world than 6D. You're going to need more precise tactics.
 
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