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First Time at a Casino This Weekend

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Isn't Keno statistically the worst game to play??

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Isn't Keno statistically the worst game to play??

 

I don't even know what keno is lol.

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Great movie, if you like Blackjack.

 

Aww man, I miss O'Shea's. That place was a total dive... I loved it.

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Blackjack is the best odds in a casino. Having said that it is still house advantage even if you play perfect strategy. See chart below for odds in Vegas on Blackjack. Odds are math. In the long run you can't beat it without doing what the MIT folks did, which Vegas deems illegal.

 

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Great movie, if you like Blackjack.

 

MIT Blackjack Team - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

Does this mean Harrah's is on the easier end or the more difficult end? What does that % indicate?

It means for every $100 bet on blackjack at Harrah's the house keeps $1.35. So it is on the more difficult end but regardless it is splitting a pretty thin hair.

Slot machines, if I'm not mistaken, are the biggest money makers for the casino when it comes to all the different gambling games.

 

Well there were hundreds of people playing them too. I'd guess they are the most popular games.

 

Slot machines were invented to keep the women busy while their men were playing poker. Slot machines total about 70-80% of the casino's profits.

 

Somebody once told me that, if every person in the casino that got up $100, cashed out and went home, that the casinos would go bankrupt. Time is the casinos friend.

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Slot machines were invented to keep the women busy while their men were playing poker. Slot machines total about 70-80% of the casino's profits.

 

Somebody once told me that, if every person in the casino that got up $100, cashed out and went home, that the casinos would go bankrupt. Time is the casinos friend.

 

I think my policy will be to play until I get up, cash out and take off. I could have walked away with $750 the other day but I chose to donate roughly $250 back to them before getting smart and walking away. BUT, I had planned to lose $100 so I was still ecstatic.

Blackjack is the best odds in a casino. Having said that it is still house advantage even if you play perfect strategy. See chart below for odds in Vegas on Blackjack. Odds are math. In the long run you can't beat it without doing what the MIT folks did, which Vegas deems illegal.

 

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Great movie, if you like Blackjack.

 

MIT Blackjack Team - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

I guess this is b/c of all the different games offered? I only play 3/2 tables where dealer stays on 17 with the same amount of decks so I can't imagine the odds are different casino to casino.

Slot machines were invented to keep the women busy while their men were playing poker. Slot machines total about 70-80% of the casino's profits.

 

Somebody once told me that, if every person in the casino that got up $100, cashed out and went home, that the casinos would go bankrupt. Time is the casinos friend.

 

In theory that's doable locally. I have had success with the same approach but I leave up $200. Not sure that works when you're in Vegas and planning on gambling 12 hours a day.

I think my policy will be to play until I get up, cash out and take off. I could have walked away with $750 the other day but I chose to donate roughly $250 back to them before getting smart and walking away. BUT, I had planned to lose $100 so I was still ecstatic.

 

But how would you have known when your winning streak is over. If you walked out at $100 you would have been happy but left $400 there. It's all relative. If I am winning, I always put a number on how much I am going to lose back before I quit. If I get hot, I want to make sure I take what I can because it doesn't come very often. You can't look at it like losing $250 when you were up $750 if you still won $500. It's like stocks, sell high but no one can predict the highest point.

Isn't Keno statistically the worst game to play??

Keno is like playing the lottery.

In theory that's doable locally. I have had success with the same approach but I leave up $200. Not sure that works when you're in Vegas and planning on gambling 12 hours a day.

 

If you plan on gambling 12 hour per day, just plan on making a donation.

If you plan on gambling 12 hour per day, just plan on making a donation.

 

I plan on donating for my entertainment. However I am pretty decently ahead on casino gambling in my life and I go regularly.

I just looked at my statement on Horseshoe Cincinnati and I show $1800 positive for last year. I'll take it. Doesn't count poker though.

Got some friends headed to Hollywood on Saturday, and the

wife will be out of town so I might tag along.

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