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[Craven]

Vegas is the worst place in the country for counting cards.

I can't overstate how true this is.

[ZeeBabar]

I can't overstate how true this is.

Thou dost exaggerate.... Actually, the proximity of casinos, the number available to you definitely makes it worthwhile. Imagine flying to another location, say PA, rent a car, drive in often heavy traffic to get to a casino, tables are all full or you get backed off in the first 10 minutes. I am sure it’s happened to many. Now, you have to go get back in your car, drive a long way to get to the next. In fact, it happened to me once, drove to the other casino that had some concert going on, parking was difficult to find and then no tables were available or you had to play a full table.

In Las Vegas, even with the parking charge, once you park, you can go hunting to find your table.

[Chaconne]

Thou dost exaggerate.... Actually, the proximity of casinos, the number available to you definitely makes it worthwhile. Imagine flying to another location, say PA, rent a car, drive in often heavy traffic to get to a casino, tables are all full or you get backed off in the first 10 minutes. I am sure it’s happened to many. Now, you have to go get back in your car, drive a long way to get to the next. In fact, it happened to me once, drove to the other casino that had some concert going on, parking was difficult to find and then no tables were available or you had to play a full table.

In Las Vegas, even with the parking charge, once you park, you can go hunting to find your table.

I agree with Zee on this one. In fact, I just got back tonight from a three-day trip there. I've been going to Vegas every two-to-four weeks for the past five years, even during the COVID period. Definitely some solid games there. One casino, in particular still takes my action although my cumulative win there is upper-five figures.

[vegaskid]

I agree with Zee on this one. In fact, I just got back tonight from a three-day trip there. I've been going to Vegas every two-to-four weeks for the past five years, even during the COVID period. Definitely some solid games there. One casino, in particular still takes my action although my cumulative win there is upper-five figures.

That's been my experience in Vegas as well. Yes, most of the games are junk or overly sweaty, but with thousands of tables within a few miles, there are still a number of playable games as well.

[151Proof]

I would be careful in PA. PA is relatively new to gaming. From what I understand, according to PA laws; they can trespass you for any reason. I have not played in PA since Covid started but their rules are pretty decent.

[21forme]

From what I understand, according to PA laws; they can trespass you for any reason.

How does that differ from other jurisdictions?

[Norm]

Well, not any reason. They can't trespass you for being Asian. In NJ, they need a good reason.

One woman was put on the PA state exclusion list after she tipped her cocktail server with cash — and a bag of methamphetamine.

[ShipTheCookies]

I would be careful in PA. PA is relatively new to gaming. From what I understand, according to PA laws; they can trespass you for any reason.

Casinos don't have to give a reason to trespass you. Most call it a "business decision."

[Norm]

That depends on the jurisdiction.

[21forme]

That depends on the jurisdiction.

Let's leave NJ and MO out of the equation. For all the other states, it applies.