rxpert: italy

[rxpert]

any blackjack in Rome or nearby?

[MrFellow]

> any blackjack in Rome or nearby?

Was there recently for a couple of weeks. Looked, but did not find any casinos listed; neither on the internet nor in the telephone book there. I also walked around the city a lot and kept an eye open for the smaller types of casinos often found in European cities, but didn't see any. My conclusion was that, if there are any games, they do not want to be found.

[Francis Salmon]

They are all in Northern Italy: St. Vincent,San Remo,Campione and Venice

[Bettie]

Don't know about "nearby," but there are no casinos in Rome. There are only a few scattered around the country in Bologna, Venice, San Remo, and Saint Vincent.

Bettie

[rxpert]

ty all for the info. i may be going to other cities. this is helpful

[BJTr]

I have been to Campione... didn't like it... crowded 2 tables... heard Venice is playable.

[Francis Salmon]

...you have never been to St. Vincent.
After the opening of the Swiss casinos (Mendrisio and Lugano are nearby)Campione should be okay again
You've probably been in the non-smokers room. There are more BJ-tables in the big hall opening later.

Francis Salmon

> I have been to Campione... didn't like it... crowded 2
> tables... heard Venice is playable.

[rainer]

> any blackjack in Rome or nearby?

I would prefer to go to Slovenia, to Nova Goriza, near the
Italian border, near Venice and Venice too.
rainer

[the player]

> They are all in Northern Italy: St. Vincent,San
> Remo,Campione and Venice

San Remo=CSM

[lelo]

...with bad rules. as unplayable as las vegas casinos . just waste of time. i think my post is worth at least the price of a flight ticket .

> ...you have never been to St. Vincent.
> After the opening of the Swiss casinos (Mendrisio and
> Lugano are nearby)Campione should be okay again
> You've probably been in the non-smokers room. There
> are more BJ-tables in the big hall opening later.

> Francis Salmon