does the emerald queen casino in tacoma washington have a decent 6deck shoe game with player friendly rules?
thanks.
grift
don't play at any indian store that does not allow DAS. that includes muckleshoot in auburn as well.
"good" rule casinos in seatac area include:
tulalip
silver dollar
chip's
grand central
clearwater (suquamish)
point no point
lucky eagle
maybe a few more.
Don't forget EQC is also an 8 deck game, it's truly awful. As for the list kiosk provided, some of those should be skipped too:
- Grand Cent. has terrible pen in both locations
- Clearwater and Lucky Eagle are both notorious sweatshops, maybe the worst in the state
- Considering Tulalip to be "in the seatac area" is a stretch, the same game can be found much closer to the city
when you say the lucky eagle and that other casino are sweat shops what do you mean? do they bar or toss out players?
thanks.
Basically, anybody who bets a single green chip at either establishment becomes the object of immediate suspicion.
Floor persons at the Eagle have orders from the management not to be so paranoid, but it just seems to be in their nature - for red chip stakes, which I presume you plan to play, you are unlikely to have any problems on six deck (and they mail some cash coupons too).
On the other hand, the Clearwater has been known to kick out players who have either a.) Bought in too much, or b.) weren't counters, just drunk and playing big. A wasteland.
I'm confused as to what you mean by these joints being "sweatshops" ?I played Clearwater last weekend in the AM and had a great game. Deep penetration and DAS. Walked with a few bills. The worst games that I have found here are the Muckleshoot and the EQC. I played just for shits and giggles and afterward I kept asking myself why!! Tulalip is not close to Seatac at all but I've had many pleasent games there.
