Good Vegas Games

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Romes

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Hey everyone, I'm semi-new to the forums, but not that new to counting. I've only been to Vegas twice (and I wasn't into counting cards the first time I went out). I'm going again in early July, so I was wondering if anyone could save me the hastle of going from casino to casino to scout for good games. I'm preferably looking for shorter decked games, but any game with good rules/pen is worth noting.
Being new to the forums (but not a wee todd) I'm not sure if you'll want to post the names of the casino's directly here or not...never know who could read these pages. If you don't want to list them here, please send me a message. Otherwise, please share! =)
 
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callipygian

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I'm assuming a mod will move this to Las Vegas as soon as it's seen.

(1) It's probably worth investing in an issue of CBJN. It's $15 or so and if you plan on playing any appreciable amount, it'll save you money.

(2) Most of the good low limit SD/DD games are downtown. I don't play these much so I won't comment.

(3) There appear to be a lot of good DD games on the Strip, but they're higher limit ($25+). Big Strip casinos are a lot less sweaty than downtown casinos.

(4) None of the shoe games that you can find are spectacular. However, given the density of identical 6D, $5-$10 minimum shoe games on the Strip, someone who Wongs well has a lot of options on the Strip.
 
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Mr.M

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I keep hearing the term wong? What the hell is that exactly and why is it called wonging?
 
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bjtocki

Well-Known Member
Mr.M said:
I keep hearing the term wong? What the hell is that exactly and why is it called wonging?
Click to expand...
Here is the story

(Dead link: http://www.blackjackencyclopedia.com/library/blackjack-and-wonging-a-story-of-success.html)
 
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Mr.M

Well-Known Member
Yes, it just not called wonging, its called simply back counting and jumping in mid shoe with positive counts.
 
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