Any current info on Stateline?

Warlord

Warlord

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I have played all I can at N.Shore stateline and have been spending time in Reno and now I want to bring S.Shore Stateline into the mix.

I explored Reno blind (without researching) and what I found was that BJBbob nailed it here.

I suppose the best way is for me to do what I did in Reno and walk/scout every house there is! But if anyone can give me some S.line info that would be great.


Cheers
 
Warlord said:
I have played all I can at N.Shore stateline and have been spending time in Reno and now I want to bring S.Shore Stateline into the mix.

I explored Reno blind (without researching) and what I found was that BJBbob nailed it here.

I suppose the best way is for me to do what I did in Reno and walk/scout every house there is! But if anyone can give me some S.line info that would be great.


Cheers
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Warlord dont waste your time with stateline. Stick to Reno and Sparks and save the money on gas:)
 
How many places are there in Sparks? I see the one that is right on the freeway (nugget?) what else is there?
 
Terrible's Rail City and Silver Club (both 3:2 SD games) are also in Sparks, but are much smaller than the Nugget. Terrible's is right down the road (Victorian Ave) and Silver Club across the street. I really like both of these places :) I know the Alamo is also in Sparks but haven't been there yet.
 
s. tahoe is not that great. The only 3:2 SD games in town are the Monte Blue and Horizon, harrahs and harveys have gone to 6:5. I have never played at bills cause I try to stay away from the smaller casinos. Reno has a lot more options to play. The Grand Sierra has a decent SD game and is dead during the week, so getting heads up games is pretty easy.
 
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