Hi guys, I live in California. My question is anyone familiar with the Indian casino' and their Blackjack system?
Are they same as Nevada and Atlantic city towards card counters?
Would like info on this.. Also about pretty much anything regarding Blackjack in California. I just mention Indian casino's because I think theirs more of them. Theirs also Card clubs that are normaly Poker... Thx
I have visited several Indian Casinos that are located in the North of California during my business trips. The typical rules (except for Thunder Valley) are 6D, H17, DOA, DAS, re-split into 4 hands, split-ace receive 1 card & no Surrender. I've played in AC and the Indian Casinos and have always liked Mohegun Sun the best because it was smaller and less crowded than Foxwood (in comparisons, the No. Cali casinos are about 10% the size of Foxwood). I liked Caesars & the Claridge in AC before they were bought out by Park Place. I don't have a lot of exposure to Las Vegas (couldn't get biz trips approved)!
Are they same as Nevada and Atlantic city towards card counters?
No, they are not pr*cks like the AC counter catchers in Sands or Claridge or the Hilton. However, because the Indian Casinos are small, if you make $500 or $1,000 per session, you will be on their radar screen. One pitboss at a small No. Cali Casino was really upset some Reno team hit his casino for $1,500, yes $1,500. And yes, they have well season counter-catcher teams so be careful.
Ahhh,
I see you've met Doug & Tommy from the AC Sands...
Tom still works there, but you wouldn't recognize him hardly... Too much pasta and he shaved his head also...
Dougie had a bout with cancer, and unfortunately survived, just kidding, even though he's an asshole, I wouldn't wish sickness on anyone, he now works at the Hilton on the south end of town. I think "MAYBE" his experience with near death may have given him a better outlook on life, but I would still be careful. Tom & Doug were the two best "annoyances" in AC....
Best of Luck to all...
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