vegas bj game?

Heading to Vegas for a few days and looking for the best bj game, any advice on which casino has the best rules? I'm just a recreational player...thanks

...you can buy a single issue right from this site and it will appear in your mailbox almost instantaneously. I notice the single issue price is only $13 which is a few bucks less than you can get it for in Las Vegas and no sales tax on-line, and you will have time to prepare your logistics strategy.

Second bit of free advice. Go see Big Elvis at Bill's Gambling Hall. Pete Vallee is a jewel and a hell of a nice guy. Best free show in Las Vegas and during happy hour beers are only $1.25. After the show, leave. You have no other business there.

Good luck,
Cobbson

Similar information (minus pen) is here:

http://wizardofodds.com/blackjack/vegas.html

posting another site, though it is a friendly one. Besides, CBJN is a bargain, so the poster should do both.

...Then the other rules. Saves a lot of time in narrowing down the games you are going to play. At least that's the way I do it. But then, what would I know?

Cobbson

Thanks for the help, i'll take it into consideration!

He asked about "rules", and said he was a recreational player. I see no reason at all for him to spend $$ on CBJN. The pen numbers tend to be pretty inaccurate (variable, dealer-dependent) in my experience anyhow, especially for Vegas.

If anything it might steer someone from the consistently really bad pen, but certainly won't highlight any particularly "good" pen.

Why would anyone want to limit the free exchange of useful information, regardless of what site it is on?

Show times are 3PM, 5PM & 6:30PM, Monday thru Friday. Just grab a chair and a beer. Just so you know, Pete Vallee used to be "Really Big Elvis", but lost more than 400 lbs over the last few years, without surgery, and is now just "Big Elvis". Quite a story. Here is a link and a video.

Cobbson

Unless you consider the benefits outweighing the very affordable cost. I also noted in my subject "maybe" because it's not a big deal. If SW fails to sell a few copies of CBJN, I don't think it will break him. I was just thinking it might be a minor point of etiquette. Now, if you were referring away from a free site to a resource with a cost, that would be no problem. BTW, "silly" would be a kind adjective compared to what most people call me. :)

The table above of Las Vegas blackjack rules are republished from the July 2009 issue of Stanford Wong's Current Blackjack Newsletter (CBJN), except as noted. Per our arrangement, I may re-publish rules pertinent to the recreational blackjack player for Las Vegas only.

Uh, well, not. Thanks PR. I hadn't ever looked there, even after JohnDoe's post. At least my motive was right - protecting a preferred vendor's proprietary info.

I think it's kind of mean to conceal entirely legal free alternatives of information from people who may not know how to find it themselves. It sort of praying on their ignorance.

my original intent was source protection but that I erred. Clearly, you are correct - I didn't realize it was reproduced and with permission. SR makes a good point as well - the poster needs to understand that the "recreational" version is of little AP value and the newbie needs to understand the reasons so they may become proficient, should that be their desire. Thank you.