Have anybody been playing in Silver Seven casino in Las Vegas?

[seriousplayer]

I haven't been playing at the Silver Seven Casino since it changed its name from Terrible's Casino to Silver Seven. The last time I was there I didn't play but I scouted their Blackjack tables and they offer Double Deck Blackjack H17, DAS about 60% penetration depending on the dealer. There was about two tables open when I was there. Last time when I check the CBJN they offer a 5% rebate on losses for $500 and 10% on $1000. I don't know if they still do or not.

I still thinking about going back there to play but first I need to study that casino. Anybody that played there recently know the gaming conditions? Do they still offer Double Deck Blackjack? I think the rebate losses is good offer. I appreciate anything you have to share.

[Fiestastation]

I refuse to call it by its new name. It will always be Terrible's to me.

[seriousplayer]

I refuse to call it by its new name. It will always be Terrible's to me.

You think we can take advantage of the loss rebate there?

[seriousplayer]

I refuse to call it by its new name. It will always be Terrible's to me.

Do you work for the casino?

[seriousplayer]

I am trying to figure out Silver Seven casino's weakness and used that to my advantage to gain the ultimate edge. If you have any insight you want to share please email me. I don't work for the casinos as much as a hate them.

[ZenMaster_Flash]

SEE:

http://www.silversevenscasino.com/Pr...ional%20Offers

I see a lot of Promotions, but rebates I do not see.

[seriousplayer]

SEE:

http://www.silversevenscasino.com/Pr...ional%20Offers

I see a lot of Promotions, but rebates I do not see.

I think it is in "Table Games Cash Back" that might be the rebate.

http://www.silversevenscasino.com/Pr...Games%20Offers

[ZenMaster_Flash]

I saw that there - the only time that I stopped in, 2 years ago.

This tiny dump, I suspect, will make a choice as to whether to

honor the rebate ~ OR ~ simply bar the player.

[seriousplayer]

I saw that there - the only time that I stopped in, 2 years ago.

This tiny dump, I suspect, will make a choice as to whether to

honor the rebate ~ OR ~ simply bar the player.

Are there laws and regulations for honoring the rebates? Because in Nevada there is a law that said the casino must cash in the players chips.

[MJGolf]

I think it is in "Table Games Cash Back" that might be the rebate.

http://www.silversevenscasino.com/Pr...Games%20Offers

You guys might be missing fine print...........it says "up TO 5%". Kinda like this pod of slot machines has "up TO 99% payback". What are rules; what are limits? Etc. Definitely NOT defined on their offer pages.

[ZenMaster_Flash]

RE: Rebate Reneging

They can refuse you the rebate by simply backing you off at a moment where you are
a chip or two or more short of the minimum for a rebate IF they have already seen that
the caliber of your play is better than that of a Basic Strategist.

[Cougfan]

RE: Rebate Reneging

They can refuse you the rebate by simply backing you off at a moment where you are
a chip or two or more short of the minimum for a rebate IF they have already seen that
the caliber of your play is better than that of a Basic Strategist.

Depending on the table max, you could always just play a single round, possibly taking multiple spots. If you win, take the money and leave. If you lose, take the rebate and leave.

Kind of hard to peg anyone's skill level based on a single hand. And the BS player would still have a decent edge (and really high variance).

[ZenMaster_Flash]

"Depending on the table max, you could always just play a single round, possibly taking multiple spots. If you win, take the money and leave. If you lose, take the rebate and leave."

I would not expect the casino to honor the rebate under those circumstances,

and I don't know how the "Powers that Be" would handle it.

IMHO it would not be worth the effort, as described, for such a minuscule rebate.