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    Hahahhaha! Every day i learn something new here. ))))

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freightman View Post
    Some things you need to be careful about, such as which dealer you can complement on their rack. There was a 60ish combo dealer critter I was playing with. It was real clear that she was a stunner at one time, and still not hard on the eyes. I Complemented her on her rack, and it wasn't the chip rack. She thanked me.
    If she became angry you could have said you were confused as earlier in the day you were deer hunting and that you saw a buck at a distance that seemed to have a large rack.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoSox View Post
    If she became angry you could have said you were confused as earlier in the day you were deer hunting and that you saw a buck at a distance that seemed to have a large rack.
    I knew she would be cool with it. I had had friendly prior interactions with her. I think most 60ish ladies being told they have a nice rack, or a nice ass, regardless if any outward demeanour, would be quite secretly pleased.

    Wow, good thing I didn't send this a minute ago. Really have to watch the typos. Had to correct sack to rack. Would have totally changed the meaning.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Freightman View Post
    Wow, good thing I didn't send this a minute ago. Really have to watch the typos. Had to correct sack to rack. Would have totally changed the meaning.
    You could also have said that your best friend is stationed in Irack.

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    I red chip still. $15-$180. I like the low stress, low heat on 6d nickle tables.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SpikeBJ View Post
    I red chip still. $15-$180. I like the low stress, low heat on 6d nickle tables.
    How many minimum bets?

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    Quote Originally Posted by moses View Post
    Wait. You forgot humility.

    Ya think?



    Freighter knows I'm complimenting him.
    You forgot modesty. Lessons in modesty and humility offered at reasonable rates.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jabberwocky View Post
    How many minimum bets?
    I buy in with 300. BR = ~30k

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    Have you ever played at Excalibur Spikey? (just asking)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ZenMaster_Flash View Post
    We are assuring you that 15-1 is too
    aggressive and you are ramping 30-1!

    Your e.v. will be in the neighbourhood
    of $12 to $16 per hour, depending on
    table conditions.

    Welcome to reality (mildly sarcastic)!

    I have to disagree regarding spreads. This is certainly not a “one size fits all” answer. Example: I’ve been playing a pretty good DD game over the last few trips, spreading 1x25 to 2x500. Mediocre rules, but good pen. Not only was spreading 1-40, but I was also spitting tens (and re-splitting if given the chance). My EV was north of $300/hr and probably closer to $400/hr with some of the dealers who were cutting really good (75% or better). This is only one example of many.

    Now did I get backed off from that property? Yes. But ask me how many hours I got... 45 (cumulative). I easily generated over 15K in EV there and when you add in the machine stuff I did as well, I’m sure my EV was a little closer to 17K. Now it’s time to move on to the next joint.

    For me, using 1-20 or 1-40 spread is my M.O. You’d be surprised how places allowed me to get 20, 30, 40+ hrs while utilizing these aggressive spreads. Eventually they will back you off and there’s no denying that. But I can assure you that almost no one is going to give a shit about a 1-15 spread in red chips. If your casino is sweating that action, then you need to find a new casino.

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    Sure. My sister stays and plays there. We meet there once a year for a weekend. I'm the guy in the Cubs baseball hat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ferenc11 View Post
    "Excalibur"
    Excalibur is always an unpleasant shit-hole that
    I was all-but obliged to play at a few years ago,
    when they finally realized that they were morons
    paying out bonuses with a (vastly) inflated paytable,
    making a single table a first_class "honey_pot".
    This MGM casino is a (relatively) inexpensive bargain
    "tourist_trap" that swarms with drunken tourists to
    a greater degree than its sister properties, of both
    higher and lower status. This is due, in part, because
    of its (genuinely) 'tourist-oriented' location on the
    Strip at Tropicana location.

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