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    Strategy in an Indian Casino

    Hi Guys,
    I recently thought about which strategy to take when entering an Indian casino,
    Please help to get the best of it.

    First, let me clarify that i am only intend to play one long session (few hours) in each Indian store i will encounter,
    and never return to that store again.

    Option 1
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    Never play in an Indian Store , there are plenty of non Indian casino all over U.S.

    Option 2
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    Play rated with/without cover until you will be backed off.

    Option 3
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    Play unrated without cover until you will be backed off.

    How is the first backed off in an Indian Casino look likes ,in case i am not playing rated
    and they don't know my name nor finding me in the database ? is it also depend on how much money i won ? (compering 1K to 5K a session)

    I know that some Indian stores which belongs to the same tribe, or network are linked together , and if i play rated they can find me,
    so i can not play in these stores.
    My question is do they link to other non Indian stores all over U.S ?
    If the answers is yes, then maybe the best option is to play unrated.

    Thanks again for sharing
    Kripton

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    Option 3.

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    I would go with option 2, but it really depends on the stakes you play. I’m a low level player. I get some of my best comps from Indian casinos. But I need to qualify that. I didn’t get any good comps from Indian casinos in the Northeast, like Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun. I get excellent comps from the Indian casinos in the south.

    Btw, I’ve never thought of them any differently than other casinos. Like casinos in general, there are good ones and bad ones.

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    If you are planning on playing only once why bother to get a card if you never intend to come back and use the comps. So much depends on the stakes you are playing. I always camp out for long sessions and almost never get a backoff. Mostly likely if you play at the red chip level you can play all day long with no problems. I have already played at the green chip level for a long session and no problem. In fact, I said I wanted a free hotel room and they said I needed to buy in for a thousand and play green for a min of 4 hours, best deal I ever made.

    I have been flat betted at an Indian casino, so I drove down the road 58 miles on the same day and played their sister casino unrated without a card and had no problems.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dbs6582 View Post
    I would go with option 2, but it really depends on the stakes you play. I’m a low level player. I get some of my best comps from Indian casinos. But I need to qualify that. I didn’t get any good comps from Indian casinos in the Northeast, like Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun. I get excellent comps from the Indian casinos in the south.

    Btw, I’ve never thought of them any differently than other casinos. Like casinos in general, there are good ones and bad ones.
    I agree. The only difference is if you get into trouble. Not gonna get a fair shake for a dispute on sovereign land.

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    Thank you all for sharing

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