Jackpot NV

Im new to the site and am probably asking a repeat but, could someone direct me to the best game (for me not the casino) in Jackpot NV. I called the casinos and talked to the pit at each asking for their BJ rules on their 1 and 2 deck games and they pretty much treated me like an idiot. After much questioning they finally gave me some basic info like double only on 9,10,11. Would someone please give me the info so I can figure out the basic strategy for a couple of games there. I hope to play a little longer than straight bet losses till Im dry. I have to be there a week for work otherwise I would not go there.

The casinos in Jackpot are within a few hundrd yeards of each other.

Just go to each one and shop for the best penetration and other factors. Current Blackjack News, available through this website, has the rules for each one.

Watch out for Barton's; no insurance.

there are three casinos with live games..

Barton's Club 93...has H17 Double Any blackjack but does not offer surrender. Pen is real good and limits are low. I would not risk betting big action here

Cactus Petes..AAA rated owned by Ameristar and a tough comp without substantial play for substantial hours. (Comps based strictly by the computer unless you qualify for a host). Even Casino rate is hard to get. Game is H17 D9 with good pen. Nice pool area (but not this time of year). Royal Match is very popular (as in Wendover).

Horseshu..(break-in club for co-owned Cactus Petes). H17 DOA with only one or two tables during the week and low limits. Nice clean rooms and are cheaper than Cactus Petes across the street.

All three casinos are in walking distance to each other. There is another slots/VP casino a bit further down called "Four Jacks".

I like the name of Jackpot. But how good are these casinos in term of taking actions? I guess they are at same level as those in Carson city.

The dealers at the 93 Club in Jackpot do not have the luxury of
having a discard rack. Occasionally when they flip the first card
over before dealing the first card, they expose it. I know a guy
who made a mint looking for this.