If anyone knows of such a layout, please tell me where it is.
thanks for any help...tom p
As I recall, they also offer no vig on the Buy 4/10.
Quote: DJTeddyBearSanta Anna in New Mexico. As I recall, they also offer no vig on the Buy 4/10.
Obviously such things are done to draw customers in ... and no one in Vegas is that desperate for players.
That husband wife team of dealers did a year in New Mexico and hated the lethargy endemic to the entire state. After a year or so back in Vegas they moved to Hawaii where there are no casinos and I believe they live as artisans of some sort.
"...As to the free field, I have been unable to find one -- and just posted a new thread asking if anyone knows of one. NM was mentioned here as having it at places but my inquiries (phone calls)--while far from exhausted: there are a lot of casinos in NM -- have so far revealed that some places USED TO have it but no longer do. My wild guess is --the free 4 & 10 being so successful in attracting PLAYERS -- the triple 2 & 12 was a failed experiment, attracting too much MONEY. Even newbies -- hell, especially newbies -- like the field..."...tom p
Quote: AxelWolfShouldn't it be crowded with "DI's"
Heard there be aircraft carriers near Albuquerque!
Quote: betwthelinesThat is, BOTH the 2 and 12 pay triple:
If anyone knows of such a layout, please tell me where it is.
thanks for any help...tom p
I've never seen triple for ACES in Vegas. Only 12.
I am recently back from a southwestern car trek and --in fact prompted by this forum -- made a small detour to the Albuquerque area to shoot some craps!
At least 3 casinos, possibly more, in the area offer the free buy on the 4 & 10 -- a fact that by itself continues to amaze me, but also given the fact that in many excursions to casinos all over the country I have encountered this at only other place, turtle creek in Michigan, where it has existed for approx. a decade...
Santa Ana Star, Route 66 and Isleta Resort offer this no-vig bet. The free field--triple on both the 2 & 12--was offered at one time at all of these--and quite recently at SAS-- but is, sadly no longer available. I am still looking for such a bet!! HELP ANYONE??
I did not play at Isleta but the best deal in the area for the Tough Craps player is at Rt 66 where you can bet up to $500 free on the 4/10 (it was only $100 at SAS), odds are 20x and at least on the weekdays I was there they offered a $1 minimum bet until 6PM, when it changed to $3. My last session was late sun evening and the minimum then was $5.
The dice were extremely wicked and, alas, I lost my shirt...but that is nothing new now, is it...tom p
Quote: betwthelinesThe dice were extremely wicked and, alas, I lost my shirt...but that is nothing new now, is it...tom p
I'm jealous, it's on my bucket list [but not looking too good]
since you also had 20x odds to tempt you, how did you decide to play?
did you test how they would react if you only played no-vig craps for a session?
Quote: betwthelinesThank you for the reply but Santa Ana NO LONGER offers the free field (per phone call inquiry I made to them just yesterday)...they still offer the free 4/10 however...and, yes, I will be heading in that direction this month...tom p
Does the free 4/10 buy mean it's also a free 4/10 lay (no vig)??
Quote: Dicenor33You want to win at Indian casino? Save yourself some money. Fly to Vegas or AC, these are other places only look like a gambling joint. Think of a dentist who does not know of how to pull the tooth out.
I also lost my other shirt (hell, my teeth too!) in vegas on this jaunt...damn dice musta thought I was still at the Native joint <sigh> ...tom p
I did not. A secondary objective to winning HUGE (thus KNOWing <sic> that I will be losing most of the time) is to get plenty of action (a tertiary one is lengthy time at the table, often sacrificed on the altar of the first two!) thus I have been unable to resist the temptation of additional action of the odds bets and their prerequisite vig (the p/c bets)..However there is a casino in Michigan (turtle creek) that has offered the free 4/10 for at least a decade, homage to its success as a loss leader attraction...my experience there as well as in new mexico has been that the VAST MAJORITY of players bet the 4 and 10 no more-or at least not much more-than they otherwise would but continue to bet their hardways etc...There is a "pure" Tough Craps player in Michigan who brooks no quarter, gives the house zero edge, passes the dice...He is completely tolerated by the bank and of course 99.9% of the others at the rail are oblivious to him...tom p
Romes, damn, sorry, I forgot to ask...meant to too...I will be going back to new mexico and to vegas later this month or early feb and will try to remember this time...'course you could always call 'em up and ask...tom p