I was recently at a Casino in Vegas playing a DD game with good rules and about 66% pen. I was spreading 1-5 and had a few consecutive winning sessions all within a couple days. The PC had conversation with a floorman and then told the dealer to slow the game down. I played one more shuffle and left (even though the dealer didn't really slow down but for one hand). Should I be concerned about returning to the casino?
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>I was recently at a Casino in Vegas playing a DD game with good rules and about 66% pen. I was spreading 1-5 and had a few consecutive winning sessions all within a couple days.
This is already a mistake. There are enough DD games around town that you should be spreading your action between the games.
>The PC had conversation with a floorman and then told the dealer to slow the game down. I played one more shuffle and left (even though the dealer didn't really slow down but for one hand). Should I be concerned about returning to the casino?
Return whenever you like, just don't play too much there. Play "hit and run," 45min to 1 hour, then you are out the door. That is the only style that works in pitch games.
Best luck!
--Mayor
This is already a mistake. There are enough DD games around town that you should be spreading your action between the games.
>The PC had conversation with a floorman and then told the dealer to slow the game down. I played one more shuffle and left (even though the dealer didn't really slow down but for one hand). Should I be concerned about returning to the casino?
Return whenever you like, just don't play too much there. Play "hit and run," 45min to 1 hour, then you are out the door. That is the only style that works in pitch games.
Best luck!
--Mayor