Cherokee NC

Has anyone played at this Casino in Cherokee?
I was looking for the rules so I could figure out the advantage and if the game was beatable, but I cannot find any information concerning this online.

I am a new green chip player who uses ReKO.

Thank you.

Lousy games, lousy cuts. Don't bother.

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Never assume anything and CBJN is notoriously inaccurate when off the beaten path casinos are concerned. You should never assume anything unless someone you especially trusts gives you the exact lowdown on a place. You should also keep in mind that if you play rated at a TR casino you can never go by the EV and N0 computer simulations alone because they have been known to send outrageously good bounceback offers in the mail which can instantly turn a mediocre or poor game on your first trip into a very good one for your return trip. Not to mention if you take an unusually big loss o the current trip you can ask a host for some sort of travel reimbursement which they will often give if you're otherwise deemed as "good action".

Cherokee is a big place with lots of tables.

Are you able to take advantage of comps/bounceback coupons if you have been blacklisted at one or more Harrahs/Ceasars properties? Surely you have been blacklisted by one or more Harrahs/Ceasars properties.

I'm as blacklisted as it gets under my real name. Some of my aliases are also no-mailed, some of my other aliases are good as gold. If you want to play and not get any mail (only points) then your no-mailed names are still good for playing blackjack. If you want the mail then you'll need a clean name.

I was able to convince one place my middle name was my last name so I had two cards. But in general, one card for me and once it is burned out, no playing with a card. Too bad because as you say there are some places, usually Indian casinos, where a mediocre game can be be very good when you add in the coupons and points for play.

I'll reiterate hiho silver's suggestion to purchase CBJN as well as BP's admonition to check the casino out for yourself.

CBJN is accurate with regard to the rules at Cherokee. They're not great. 6 deck, H17, 3:2, DS, NRSA, NS. If you have other questions, (e.g., pen), email me.

Cherokee always has one $5 table which is always full (often with a group of players waiting to get in). Sometimes Cherokee has another $5 min ($500 max) and a $10 ($1k max) or two. But most of the tables on the main floor are $15 and $25 min. Many (all?) of the $25 table are NMS.

Most of the high limit tables have the same rules as the main floor but $50 minimums ($2k max, I think). There are some tables in a separate room in the high limit area that are S17 with a $100 min.