Hello all. I was told tha Foxwoods no longer permits backbetting. Does anyone know of any casinos in the Midwest that permit backbetting? It seems casinos don't like it at all. In fact, are there any American casinos not in California that permit backbetting?
Hello all. I was told tha Foxwoods no longer permits backbetting. Does anyone know of any casinos in the Midwest that permit backbetting? It seems casinos don't like it at all. In fact, are there any American casinos not in California that permit backbetting?
I used to see that practice in downtown Reno frequently many years ago before large corporations took over. The second bet had to be in the betting circle along with the original. I never objected if someone asked to do it on my hand. They usually tipped me upon departing. I have not seen this done in well over 10 years though. In the 1990s there was a system seller (Target) who employed that tactic with his trainee students, so the casinos were used to seeing it.
