Recent content by Canadian Plopper

The flaws in that book are myriad I will preface my comment by saying that I have gambled all over the world with a particular emphasis on Las Vegas and the Bahamas (the featured locations of that book)and also read Burning Down the House about a year ago. I remember that after reading it I...

The demise of Caesars; your thoughts Wow, I believe you. I just checked their website today and was going to strike them off my list because it said they would only allow doubling on two deck games if you had 11 or 10. Now without a 2 deck option, I see no reason to visit them. Another example...

Are you sure about Caesars? When I was last there (which, admittedly was many months ago) they had a two deck game, with surrender and stand on soft 17 in the bank hi-limit section with a $100 or $200 minimum and a 5,000 or 10,000 maximum. Do they still have that game?

About the Caeasars, Palms, and Mandalay Games When last I was there some time ago, Caesars had a two-deck game with surrender and stay on soft17 in the high-limit area (unfortunately it was always crowded and had irritating pit personal), Mandalay had the same thing except they hit soft17, and...

I apologize if I already posted this question, but can someone who visited Vegas recently please tell me which of these three options have the lowest House-edge 2-deck BJ game: Caesars, Mandalay, or Palms. Thank you.

Best Rules: Mandalay, Caesars, or Palms? I will be visiting the fine city of Las Vegas after a one year absence. I am not an "advantage" player, but I do like to play at tables that have the smallest house edge. I know that the above three once had (and may stil) two deck games with surrender...