Foxwoods going retro

They just put in a Chuck-a-Luck game. Pretty cool, I've never seen one before.


Chuck a luck, aka Bird cage
nickelplatedChuckaLuck.jpg


Bird Cage will not last because Asian gamblers (Foxwoods' bread and butter) prefer Sic Bo over Birdie.

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Sic Bo aka "Treasures to be found in dice"
Sic_bo_Table.png


The bird cage had been a big sucker game decades ago in Nevada casinos...until a lesser sucker game (Sic Bo, Asian gamblers' favorite) comes along.
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Chuck A Luck


Chuck a luck, aka Bird cage
nickelplatedChuckaLuck.jpg


Bird Cage will not last because Asian gamblers (Foxwoods' bread and butter) prefer Sic Bo over Birdie.

9228_199134903635_198468843635_4048025_1668627_n.jpg

Sic Bo aka "Treasures to be found in dice"
Sic_bo_Table.png


The bird cage had been a big sucker game decades ago in Nevada casinos...until a lesser sucker game (Sic Bo, Asian gamblers' favorite) comes along.
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NYNY had a chuck a luck game 2 years ago. Right at the bottom of the escalator. Might still be there?
 
Foxwoods

HI AM --- I was at the Fox the other night and in speaking to one of the dealers he said that some 45 of the pit crews werelaid off . Some were givin a package . The place was quite empty with many open seats both at the $15 and $ 25 tables -- The spanish games only had 3 to 4 customers at most of the time .-- This was during the week -- The weekends are also somwhat slow but are usually crowded

The cuts were very favorable producing a prodcutive night not much heat at all

The chuck a luck cage reminded me of the games at the Church Feasts
 

Chuck a luck, aka Bird cage
nickelplatedChuckaLuck.jpg


Bird Cage will not last because Asian gamblers (Foxwoods' bread and butter) prefer Sic Bo over Birdie.

9228_199134903635_198468843635_4048025_1668627_n.jpg

Sic Bo aka "Treasures to be found in dice"
Sic_bo_Table.png


The bird cage had been a big sucker game decades ago in Nevada casinos...until a lesser sucker game (Sic Bo, Asian gamblers' favorite) comes along.
​


I made $900 in two hours using the Martingale on Sic Bo the first time I saw it. I'd bet $2 on #3 and it seemed everytime it didn't show up for a few spins and I'd have a big bet out, it would hit a double or even a triple.
I even had a pit guy eyeing me when I hit 2 triples with $25 out in about ten minutes. I honestly was thinking I'd quit at $1,000 and come back and do it again tomorrow. Then a drought hit and it was as if they removed the threes from the die. Wiped me out, but I still remember what I was thinking about making a grand a day. When I got back to NY, I bought a book on BJ and one on poker.
 
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