No 6 deck even in high roller area?hopson77 said:I called to get some information. Here's what I found:
Some tables will be S17, others will be H17, 8 decks, DAS, DOA, no surrender and no re-splitting aces.
Saving two and a half hours driving time goes into my assessment of the game, whatever they decide. Also, being able to return home on a daily basis without hardship is very attractive. It is the same distance for me as Pahrump, NV is to Las Vegas--one hour.Thunder said:In all likelihood, we are going to see 6 deck DOA NS H17 games with 75% pen there. This is pretty much the standard for Penn National casinos.
You're right, I forgot to mention that.aslan said:No 6 deck even in high roller area?
Is that a "Yes" there will be 6-deck in the HR area?hopson77 said:You're right, I forgot to mention that.
sounds like the same rules as Mountaineer park in Chester, WV.hopson77 said:I called to get some information. Here's what I found:
Some tables will be S17, others will be H17, 8 decks on the floor, 6 in the high roller rooom, DAS, DOA, no surrender and no re-splitting aces.
I forgot to ask if they're going to use CSMs though.
sounds like the same rules as Mountaineer park in Chester, WV.hopson77 said:I called to get some information. Here's what I found:
Some tables will be S17, others will be H17, 8 decks on the floor, 6 in the high roller rooom, DAS, DOA, no surrender and no re-splitting aces.
I forgot to ask if they're going to use CSMs though.
I saw no CSM for BJ tables. Only ASM and hand shuffle. I didn't see S17, but with 42 tables I didn't get to read each felt, plus you couldn't get near them before they opened for business so mostly you had to look from a distance.Sharky said:sounds like the same rules as Mountaineer park in Chester, WV.
8 decks main floor, 6 decks in the high limit room. All of Mountaineer is S17, DAS, DOA, no surrender and replitting aces.
Other poster had to mean ASM, there will not be CSM.
ya i almost fell out of my chair reading that. What a jokemoo321 said:A $7 poker rake? The charity games usually don't take that!
They had 25, 50 and 100. But two or three hours into a 25 table they raised it to 50 with no grandfathering.VA Player said:I'm heading there today, from what I hear it's been pretty chaotic (but expected). Blackjack tables were apparently $100 games.
Charlestown is only an hour away, but it sounds like I'll still play in AC (more than 3 hours away) until the table limits are under control.
I plan to head to Charlestown today to experience this first hand. Will report back later.
It was definitely a circus! But that augurs well for its competitive effect on AC. DP was disappointing when I read about their being predominantly CSMs, but CT seems like it will be the real thing. I hope double deck makes it there as rumored.Thunder said:It was a total circus there apparently. I'm not sure who's brilliant idea it was to open up on 7/4 weekend when you only had 5 poker tables running and about the same number of bj tables lol. Here's a pic of just how crazy it was there.