Hypothetical Counting/Las Vegas Question

[Buddah B]

Wasn't sure if I should stick this in the Vegas forum or here considering its half Vegas, half counting questions.

Planning on moving out to Vegas in about 9 months. Will have a job and not be trying to count professionally but would like to spend maybe 15-20 hours at the tables a week.

Here are my questions:

-Is a $10,000 bankroll enough spreading 10-120?
-Where are the best games generally located for that level?
-Proper use of players cards (if you should at all)
-How much heat will I generally get spreading at that level and at what kinds of places would I get more heat then some others?
-What kind of cover play would you recommend for that level? (if any is really needed)
-When wonging out, is jumping from table to table more profitable/less likely to raise the flags or would you recommend just sitting out at your table?
-What are some good areas to live for someone in their mid/late 20's?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Pro21]

Do you want to maximize your win rate or your comps?

If you want to go for the money you can back count and wong around and shouldn't pick up any real heat for a very long time with what you are betting. If you choose this approach then do not use a players card.

If you want to maximize your comps then get Comp City, and the Las Vegas Advisor and learn how to maximize your coupons, and which casinos will send you the best welfare checks every month.