Worst blackjack ever?
Doubled down on a 10 and drew a six. Dealer drew a six card 16 and instead of pushing I won. Seems like dealer loses any hand under 17.
I could advertise I have some of the best odds in town and cater to people looking for that. However, I would rape anyone who's dumb enough to play the worst games in town because I would have lots of those games and machines as well.
Anyone playing games like the big 6 doesn't care about the odds and nothing will change the way they gamble or how much they lose.
I would add a fortune teller booth to each entrance.
I would name my casino Fortune Tellers and design it according to the name.
The Gift Shop and rooms would be stocked with every betting system and voodoo book imaginable.
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I could advertise I have some of the best odds in town and cater to people looking for that. However, I would rape anyone who's dumb enough to play the worst games in town because I would have lots of those games and machines as well.
If I owned a bar in Las Vegas I would advertise "Over 100% payback video poker available here". Most of my games would be the normal 95%-96% video poker available in bars but I would put a 10/7 Double Bonus on a few machines for quarters. Almost nobody would play it but I reap the benefits of advertising it.
Quote: DRichIf I owned a bar in Las Vegas I would advertise "Over 100% payback video poker available here". Most of my games would be the normal 95%-96% video poker available in bars but I would put a 10/7 Double Bonus on a few machines for quarters. Almost nobody would play it but I reap the benefits of advertising it.
That's an interesting idea, and one I think we've all seen before. A casino puts a "100%" on a bank, but only one or two of the machines has the good game on it.
If *I* had a bar, I would put maybe six games on my machines, all in the 97% range, and put a 2% meter on them. The word would get around, I'd make sure of it. Teams, APs, would all be welcome. I could advertise "best progressives in town", and essentially I would be telling the truth.
Or, maybe lower the line-up but make a $1500 reset. Keep the 2% meter.
If you all remember the Dancer-Kneeland experiment at The M Resort, I feel they were doomed from the start, because they were giving too much away. Plus, the games at reset really stunk. Oh well, no one asked me.
I would also put a good meter on a keno 6-spot, or something like that. I know I've said that before and am repeating myself.
I make deal with AP team, I get half their profits. #Quote: bobbartopThat's an interesting idea, and one I think we've all seen before. A casino puts a "100%" on a bank, but only one or two of the machines has the good game on it.
If *I* had a bar, I would put maybe six games on my machines, all in the 97% range, and put a 2% meter on them. The word would get around, I'd make sure of it. Teams, APs, would all be welcome. I could advertise "best progressives in town", and essentially I would be telling the truth.
Or, maybe lower the line-up but make a $1500 reset. Keep the 2% meter.
If you all remember the Dancer-Kneeland experiment at The M Resort, I feel they were doomed from the start, because they were giving too much away. Plus, the games at reset really stunk. Oh well, no one asked me.
I would also put a good meter on a keno 6-spot, or something like that. I know I've said that before and am repeating myself.
5%meters.
Quote: AxelWolfI make deal with AP team, I get half their profits. #
5%meters.
Ok, 5% meter, but only game is Joker-Two Pair. If they can beat it, bring it. lol
Quote: CharlesMousseauBy all means, name drop away. It was a very good dinner. Some of the best veal I ever had, to be honest.
I know it tastes good, but I live next to veal farms. It's awful. I try to avoid driving where I will see them in those little boxes. Very sad. I boycott it.
