After a 3-year absence, Grand Victoria in Rising Sun has brought back its DD shoe game, but this time it's located in the high limit area with a min of $25 and a max of $1000. The rules are S17, DOA, DAS. Pen is variable.
After a 3-year absence, Grand Victoria in Rising Sun has brought back its DD shoe game, but this time it's located in the high limit area with a min of $25 and a max of $1000. The rules are S17, DOA, DAS. Pen is variable.
> After a 3-year absence, Grand Victoria in Rising Sun
> has brought back its DD shoe game, but this time it's
> located in the high limit area with a min of $25 and a
> max of $1000. The rules are S17, DOA, DAS. Pen is
> variable.
"variable", as in usually 50%-60% best. (?)
No RSA....?
Split.... how many times?
Swing from 1 to 2 at will and back?
NMSE?
How many player spots on the table?
Regards,
Ouchez.
> "variable", as in usually 50%-60% best. (?)
50-80%
> No RSA....?
No RSA
> Split.... how many times?
Split to 4 hands
> Swing from 1 to 2 at will and back?
You can only play one spot.
> NMSE?
NMSE
> How many player spots on the table?
Didn't notice whether there are 6 or 7 because there was only 1 other player
How many tables?
> How many tables?
one
> "variable", as in usually 50%-60% best. (?)
> No RSA....?
> Split.... how many times?
> Swing from 1 to 2 at will and back?
> NMSE?
> How many player spots on the table?
Many times we think these are 'good' games until we factor everything into it.
Regards,
PM
> After a 3-year absence, Grand Victoria in Rising Sun
> has brought back its DD shoe game, but this time it's
> located in the high limit area with a min of $25 and a
> max of $1000. The rules are S17, DOA, DAS. Pen is
> variable.
DOA has been replaced with D10 and DAS has been replaced with NDAS.
> DOA has been replaced with D10 and DAS has been
> replaced with NDAS.
"Maybe" sombody showed up and played.
Knowing the Grand Vic, they will probably still sweat any action with these rules too.
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