I just ran the search word "Oklahoma" again. Doesn't seem like anything much dated since 2011. I know forum down for a long time but since supposedly OK has the second most number of casinos in the country behind Vegas, I wondered if anyone on the board was from around here, also. If you are, please reach out and let me know what places actually have BJ any longer (most are slot machine places) and maybe we can discuss some of the conditions out here. I had to take a break from playing much for over a year for personal family reasons but am back playing. Thanks!!
Oklahoma? Any one out there?
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xengrifter
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Say what??MJGolf said:OK has the second most number of casinos in the country behind Vegas
It's twue, it's twue.xengrifter said:Say what??
xengrifter
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When did this happen, in the last year?....
... I just looked at a one-year-old CBJN and not a single casino. I had heard about a single Indian casino being recently opened in OK... Are you guys pranking on me?
... I just looked at a one-year-old CBJN and not a single casino. I had heard about a single Indian casino being recently opened in OK... Are you guys pranking on me?
In the most recent CBJN, there are 15 OK casinos listed. If it's 6:5 only or no BJ, it won't be in CBJN. Perhaps there are more, but nobody goes there because of the antes. Or perhaps it's the golden goose that those playing don't talk about. Grosjean and Munchkin had an amazing card craps play in OK. It was written up in some national magazine several years ago. Also, the world's largest casino is in OK (Winstar). Time for you to go there an report back to us.
Midwest Player
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There are a TON of casinos in Oklahoma. Problem is a lot are just smaller slot places with no table games. But not joshing you ZenGrif. There are also some true resort casinos, as nice as the smaller ones in Vegas. Like he mentioned WinStar. It has the largest casino floor space of any casino in the U.S. (second largest in world supposedly) with every game you can think of. Has two hotels attached and a golf course. Lots of restaurants. But..........there are issues playing there.........LOL
Oh, and the State licensed dice and roulette last year...............without cards. LOL
Oh, and the State licensed dice and roulette last year...............without cards. LOL
LuckyStars
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As others have stated, there’s several but all charge the ante. I recently read somewhere that they sometimes offer times or days when a person can play without the ante, but I ask about that in a casino and was told they’ve never heard of it.
How recent? LOL I didn't see any current or recent thread on Wizard's. If I missed it, please point me in correct direction.paymypush said:I read the recent Oklahoma thread on the Wizard's site and a couple of different people said that the ante at some casinos is paid by the casino if a player's card is used.
Yes, ante is waived at many casinos on certain days; certain hours; or certain months. So scouting or "letting your fingers do the walking" (Old saying) is in order if you want to avoid the ante. The nicest casinos closest to stateline by Texas NEVER waive the ante. (They are Choctaw and Chickasaw tribal casinos.) So to me, using Wizards computations, it isn't worth playing unless you play $100 minimums, reducing the HE from the ante/rake to a level able to be overcome at those. Other tribes are not as strict about antes. You just have to scout or call first.
Winstar is full of CSM machines and ante games21forme said:In the most recent CBJN, there are 15 OK casinos listed. If it's 6:5 only or no BJ, it won't be in CBJN. Perhaps there are more, but nobody goes there because of the antes. Or perhaps it's the golden goose that those playing don't talk about. Grosjean and Munchkin had an amazing card craps play in OK. It was written up in some national magazine several years ago. Also, the world's largest casino is in OK (Winstar). Time for you to go there an report back to us.