This is from there site.
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I played at Hilton - two tables open on an early Thursday afternoon. One $10 and one $5! I then went to Bally’s. They had two $10’s. (I’ve never seen a $5 at
Bally’s) On to Claridge where I found their one table set at $5.00.(Has been $10 at all times) Finally to Wild West where their single table was $10.
I’ve been a regular at AC for about 10 years now and just before the economy went south there were many more tables at each of these
casinos, they had more tables opened at any given time and the $5 table was a vanishing breed. On this trip one-third of the tables
were at $5.
I don’t know about you, but I always look for the LOWEST minimum I can find. Of course if the table gets hot I up my bet - first increasing
odds to the max and then if it gets really good, raising say a $5 PL to $10 etc. So, even if the economy is in the crapper (that’s a bona
fide word, not a third pun) I can enjoy lower minimums because I still have the disposable income to wager.
What really concerns me though is the reduction in the number of tables on the properties and the number that remain idle. Let’s hope
the trends reverse once the economy turns positive.
Cheers,
Bojangles
In the past I have bet $80 inside working on the come out;($20 PLACE line bet on the 5, $30 PLACE line bet on both the 6 and 8) with $10 on the FIELD and $10 on the PASS LINE.
But lately I have skipped the place bet on the FIVE and called the $4 2-way hop on the FIVE. And I continue to return to the hop bet until the FIVE has been rolled or a seven out.
A come out roll with a natural SEVEN to win would net a loss of $80 VS. $64. Yet my gaming yield at the table on the HOP bet seem to outway the $20 PLACE bet in the long run. I find it hard to track when at the tables and I have charted my on-line play showing some profitable success.
Some may ask, “why $10 instead of $5 increments?”. Well, should one hit the FIVE on the come out a $2 2-way hop on the NINE is my next bet; unless the table pays off on the half dollar($.50) than I would play a $5 vs $10.
]]>Once I played from 12 noon to 4am, 16 hour session at the Venetian Vegas. I was down 4000, and made a run at the end to broke even. Freaking long session without eating anything, I felt like a degenerate, but it was quite fun too.
“CRAP is not fun without superstition, just like Bacarate is no fun without squeezing the cards”—Pｈｉｌ Ｉｖｅｙ
Ｃｒａｐs god
]]>- August 20th - 22nd I will be in WV and will hit the Mardis Gras Casino in Charleston, WV. I have cashed out very well there in 3 previous visits to play craps.
- Agust 24th - 26th I will be in Vegas for a “business trip” staying at the Hard Rock. I should be able to work in several sessions when I am not “working”.
- Labor Weekend - the wife and I are driving to Louisiana for a wedding and are going to stop in Biloxi for a night on the way back. Will have my host in Vegas hook me up with a room at HR in Biloxi. I have only played craps once in Biloxi and did not fair well, hopefully I can right that wrong this trip.
How bout you all - any trips planned in the near future?
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