atlantic city table mins 5/17/2019 resorts
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I make 2 east coast visits a year and visit sands several times during each trip. I haven't been there since the end of 2018, so this may be dated, but I never see $10 tables anymore. Used to on weekdays. Now occasionally $15 on weekdays, usually $20 on weekends. I play $25 and up so this doesn't matter to me, I only notice because you can spot the low limit table or two because it is packed and usually a couple people milling around.
The $20 amount stood out to me because it is odd. I have not seen that as the low limit before. I also remember thinking how odd. The $20 table is packed with people standing around waiting for a seat, while there are a much larger number of $25 with plenty of seats available. I mean is there really that much difference in playing $20 or $25?
The $20 amount stood out to me because it is odd. I have not seen that as the low limit before. I also remember thinking how odd. The $20 table is packed with people standing around waiting for a seat, while there are a much larger number of $25 with plenty of seats available. I mean is there really that much difference in playing $20 or $25?
Mohegan Sun high limit is 6 deck, S17, late surrender, and unlimited resplitting of pairs except aces and 10s. No ten splitting permitted and aces may be split only once. Main floor is $15 minimums on 3:2 games and $10 on 6:5 games. Rules are 8 deck, H17 with the same other rules as high limit. Cut is a little over 1 deck.
Foxwoods high limit has the same rules as Mohegan Sun except that pairs can only be split 3 times. Splitting 10s is allowed here. The main floor is 8 decks, H17 with the other high limit rules. Minimums on the 3:2 and 6:5 games are usually $10 but can increase with the crowds. Dealers are mandated to cut off one deck, many do a little less.
Foxwoods high limit has the same rules as Mohegan Sun except that pairs can only be split 3 times. Splitting 10s is allowed here. The main floor is 8 decks, H17 with the other high limit rules. Minimums on the 3:2 and 6:5 games are usually $10 but can increase with the crowds. Dealers are mandated to cut off one deck, many do a little less.
