September 16th, 2010 at 6:20:09 PM
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Do any of the casinos let you play multiple hands instead of just one, should the space for the missing hand(s) be available? I read somewhere on the internet that in some, not all casinos it was permitted?
September 16th, 2010 at 6:23:11 PM
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Quote: juliansanxchez3Do any of the casinos let you play multiple hands instead of just one, should the space for the missing hand(s) be available? I read somewhere on the internet that in some, not all casinos it was permitted?
I've never seen a table where you couldn't play any available spots. In some casinos, they make you play some multiple of the table minimum, i.e., $10/hand at a $5 table, etc. That isn't usually the case, though.
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