No because those same players are putting up a .25 ante in addition to the $1 bet. Hence the casino can expect to make about $75-$90/hr just off the ante per table.Dyepaintball12 said:Wouldn't you be paying the dealer more per hour than you're making off the players who risk $1 a hand?
Jackpot!Thunder said:No because those same players are putting up a .25 ante in addition to the $1 bet. Hence the casino can expect to make about $75-$90/hr just off the ante per table.
It's pen has gotten worse lately. I think even their $25 games are H17 now. Recently Trump started sending different offers for each of their resorts and the offers are valid only where you play.kewljason said:This is really sad to hear.Taj was kind of my home base for a several years when I was located back east. At the time they has bad 8 deck h17 low limit games but still had better s17 games at $25 and up. And Resorts right next door had decent $25 and up games, with at times decent pen, so I stayed and played there a lot. Probably even more than in the marina district.
Taj also had the best burgers in AC at what was properly named "Burger". :laugh: Loved those juicy things.![]()
I've seen $10. :laugh::laugh:Liquid Chips said:What is the maximum betting limits are they putting on these $1 tables?
There's one born every minute. Although Resorts seemed to have burned out the ploppies with that quarter ante-it was gone last month.Thunder said:No because those same players are putting up a .25 ante in addition to the $1 bet. Hence the casino can expect to make about $75-$90/hr just off the ante per table.
Did you ever meet the guy with the baby stroller, who asks you for money? I'm 99% sure there's no baby in that stroller :laugh: Its a good angle though.Tarzan said:$1.25 blackjack? Well, you can wrap up a bag of poop in a pretty package... but you still have nothing more than a bag of poop there! I was just having a discussion the other day with Flash about the lack of basic math skills in the general public and of how they are clueless to being taken serious advantage of in certain casino games, such as this new thing with the 25 cent ante on $1 blackjack. The casinos promote this as being, "Cheap, fun and all the thrills of blackjack without the higher risk!" or whatever the promotional advertising says but in all actuality it would be less costly for them to be playing $10 or $15 a hand with no ante! These tables are jammed full on the weekends! It's a brilliant idea that will rake a stupid public over the coals and make a nice steady buck or two for the casinos that are doing it.
You are right about the boardwalk casinos such as Taj. It's difficult NOT to be wandering about boardwalk casinos such as the Taj without being accosted by hustlers, panhandlers, crackmonkeys, etc. They are everywhere and seem to be running amok to the point of you asking yourself, "If this is such a high class joint, why am I being approached by this smelly homeless person and they are asking for $3.00 out of me?" They become a familiar sight and you simply get used to the local junkies, homeless smelly drunks and an assortment of hoodlums up to no good lurking about.
What about the crazy woman in front of the Irish Pub who sings Gospel while banging pots and pans?Gamblor said:Did you ever meet the guy with the baby stroller, who asks you for money? I'm 99% sure there's no baby in that stroller :laugh: Its a good angle though.
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For a bit. But the house edge is SO brutal that even the dumbest ploppies get burned out. This one is a bridge too far. Resorts, Hilton and TP all tried it and quietly yanked it after a few months.alwayssplitaces said:Summer will bring a constant influx of tourists to AC, and they will willingly play the $1.25 blackjack.