Site for next Moo Camp?

**bjarg** · 02-24-2015, 03:43 PM

Originally Posted by Norm

Well, if it was now, I'd say on the beach in St. Martin. 82 degrees today.

Just got back from there.
For blackjack players travelling there would be a complete waste of time and money.
And technically, you should go to Sint Maarten, since casinos in Saint Martin are forbidden

**Norm** · 02-24-2015, 03:53 PM

Originally Posted by bjarg

And technically, you should go to Sint Maarten, since casinos in Saint Martin are forbidden

But, the French side is all topless, and partly nude.

**Sharky** · 02-25-2015, 05:29 AM

Originally Posted by Norm

But, the French side is all topless, and partly nude.

Orient beach is totally nude and gets a lot of folks as there's a port nearby....and I like that beach that you can reach up and touch the incoming planes

**MJGolf** · 02-24-2015, 01:54 PM

How about here? And then you can teach the secret of Indian Casinos? LOL

Actually anywhere within a 1 state radius or two........if you count MS/Tunica would be great. I know you NEED casinos to be able to have a true "learning lab" after class. Or maybe Kansas City riverboats? Or Bossier........down Metro's way?

**metronome** · 02-24-2015, 03:09 PM

Originally Posted by MJGolf

How about here? And then you can teach the secret of Indian Casinos? LOL

Actually anywhere within a 1 state radius or two........if you count MS/Tunica would be great. I know you NEED casinos to be able to have a true "learning lab" after class. Or maybe Kansas City riverboats? Or Bossier........down Metro's way?

Ha... MJ, I'm not that lucky

**Exoter175** · 02-24-2015, 07:27 PM

If you were to take three distinct points like Geographical center of the continental 48 (Lebanon, KS), the Median Line (which cuts through the heart of the continental 48), and the Median Center of Population (just a few miles into Indiana along the aforementioned Median line) and then average the three of them out in terms of distance and population, you'd end up somewhere near St. Louis (MO), Evansville (IN), or Lawrenceburg (IN).

You do something in that geographical area, I'll be there!

**Dog Hand** · 02-26-2015, 07:11 AM

Originally Posted by Exoter175

If you were to take three distinct points like Geographical center of the continental 48 (Lebanon, KS), the Median Line (which cuts through the heart of the continental 48), and the Median Center of Population (just a few miles into Indiana along the aforementioned Median line) and then average the three of them out in terms of distance and population, you'd end up somewhere near St. Louis (MO), Evansville (IN), or Lawrenceburg (IN).

You do something in that geographical area, I'll be there!

Exoter175,

I think the word you wanted was "contiguous", rather than "continental". Even way back when I was in school, the U.S. had 49 continental states

Dog Hand

**Exoter175** · 03-02-2015, 10:36 AM

Originally Posted by ZeeBabar

I would recommend St. Louis, Mo (Gateway to the west). There are playable casinos in the city. Tunica, MS is also an option.

STL PREEEEEZE, that city is beautiful, and I know we all talk about Reno/Tahoe/LV/ETC has so much to do, but how many of you have ever been to the sights and grounds of a worlds fair? Taken the annheiser bush tour and seen the clydesdales? If we're talking larger group settings like 10-20, STL is probably the place to do it with so many "large group" attractions, and not to mention a handful of casinos sprinkled around the area :P

Originally Posted by Dog Hand

Exoter175,

I think the word you wanted was "contiguous", rather than "continental". Even way back when I was in school, the U.S. had 49 continental states

Dog Hand

You sir are correct!

**Exoter175** · 02-24-2015, 09:18 PM

Originally Posted by moses

Exoter...What do you really know about Lebanon, Ks.???? lol The motel no longer is there. It couldn't survive when i70 went in and folks stopped travelling on hwy 36.

Team nickname? Leading rusher in the HS history? 2nd in state to famous miler? Closest town across the border? Sign me up. But y'all will need to stay in Smith Center or bring your tents/sleepin bags.

I'm not saying you should stay and play in Lebanon, we'd be more likely to find a start up poker game than a blackjack game anywhere near there lol. What I meant by that is that if you take some of the basic consideration points, like the center of the US (Lebanon, KS) the Median line (basically i70), and the median center of population (just into Indiana at the Illinois/Indiana border) you'd probably be able to grasp the largest audience for a thing like this by putting it somewhere close to or between those points, which is why I mentioned St. Louis, Evansville, and Lawrenceburg as they are "casino" places near those areas of geographical significance.

As for what I really know about the place? I know about the Yellowjackets and Red Cloud :P

**ohbehave** · 02-24-2015, 08:57 PM

I would probably vote for a Caribbean location, seriously. I know its a lot more traveling expense but then its not in anyone's backyard, have great scenery, we could bring our spouses and they'd have something to do while we're occupied, lots of positives for an island location. If thats not an option, I can think of nothing better than Vegas, baby!

**ZeeBabar** · 02-25-2015, 05:55 AM

I would recommend St. Louis, Mo (Gateway to the west). There are playable casinos in the city. Tunica, MS is also an option.

**MJGolf** · 02-25-2015, 05:59 AM

Come down and root for the "Sooners" baby..............It's centrally located in our country. Crossroads of America. I-40 and I-35 crisscross. Or you can see the Thunder/NBA. Bricktown is a great entertainment district.

Link: //welcometobricktown.com/

There are large casinos within driving distance but not too far away and if you had the camp in a place I'm going to offer, I guaranty no one would be wiser for the attention.

Link: //grandresortok.com/

Link: //www.riverwind.com/

And I can get you the meeting room/conference area for free..........(all you have to do is pay for the food and drink consumed)