chichow said:
which is why i tend to stay away from AC and Majestic Star.
Just as DD is better than Shoe (in general)
other things being equal 6 deck is better than 8 deck.
now resorts is a better gaming experience than horseshoe or MStar, but I do understand it is a further drive from Chicago.
what I don't get about DD is how am I supposed to be an AP, if I can't see the cards from the previous / post hands in a round?
so at this point I only play DD with friends where we can look at each others cards and "ask" for advice
actually, the majestic star, horseshoe, and resorts are all the same distance from chicago (horseshoe is about 3 minutes closer).. and secondly, ive been to all 3 casinos in nw indiana, and i still say the majestic would be the best IF it had 6 deck on the main floor, and heres why.. the majestic star gives great comps from what ive been told on here (i listed the comps i got for $10 flat betting and most said im lying), and boat #1 is wide open and its light in there.. i dont know about you guys but i hate when the casino is dark and cramped like the horseshoe and resorts; i much prefer 30-40 foot ceilings and light.. and if you think the majestic star is no dif in lighting than the other 2, then you clearly went on the majestic star II, not I (on your right).. in terms of actual quality and newness (i cant think of a better non made up word), the other 2 are better, but the majestic star has and currently is making it better (they damn well better because they are making a lot more money now due to the MURDERING of their video poker pay tables, draft beer, free buffet, and other things), but its not shitty in any means.. and they have windows!.. ill put it this way, where would you rather play blackjack.. outside in a nice area in the shade when its 70 degrees out, or inside a nice club/bar that is dark? id prefer outside, and its a fact that the sun makes you more happy, and darkness makes you more depressed anyways.. if you argue that, then go look up S.A.D... with all this said, im gonna be playing at all 3 casinos depending on the time (its $5, $10, or $15 table minimums depending on the time and casino in nw indiana)