Only been in LV twice. Was last there New Years Eve 12-31-00. Would like to play about 20 - 25hrs while there.
I would appreciate some advise on where to play. Don't like 8D but like 6, 2 & 1D. Hopefully someone can same me some pounding the pavement time of looking for the best games offered.
Is "heat" less of a concern at New Years Eve?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Stealth Bomber
be prepared to find nothing under $300 minimum at the BEST games on the strip. Now, of course if you bet strictly by the count where your bet bounce up and down you will not just get yourself heat you will get yourself kicked off. Why the heat would be less on New Year�s Eve?
It takes skill and art to beat this game. You have to be slick, you have to be a charlatan and a con men able to dance between rain drops if you want to dig your hand deep into the gold mine of premium BJ games at that betting level. Vegas experience can not be replaced by computer sims. Its totally a different world out there on the strip. Learn and you will be royally rewarded
Big Slick
PS: M Bay, Bell, CP, Mir, TI
"Why the heat would be less on New Year�s Eve?"
Because the floor staff and the security staff are in the party mood. Because there is too many people to keep an eye on at the same time.
Because some players are playing so big they get all the attention.
Just a few reasons.
No heat?
If you play at the $300-$500 level units and if you bounce your bets by the count from $300 to $2500 and back to $300 you better be sure that you get yourself kicked out in the middle of the night no matter New Year's Eve or not.
I think I've been in Vegas for New Year's Eve party at least 15 times or more by now and I know how thing develops during that night.
Big Slick
What less heat means? Heat or no heat, that�s the issue. If you have �less� heat it means that you still can spread 1:4 but not 1:6 or 1:8?
My friend, any spread detected during an obviously positive situation while you pop from one unit to anything above 3 units or whatever will create HEAT. You have to increase your bets gradually as the count increases and do it only after a winning hand if you want to survive. If you win a hand on positive while having a big bet out and if the count drops into negative you cannot and you should NOT decrease your bet in a single step. If is obvious that the count has dropped but you won the previous hand you have to come down gradually. You have to look like you are �gambling� like everybody else there.
Playing at that level of $500 units you actually don't need a big edge to make serious money. A small edge of +0.65% will do wonders when your average bet is over $500.
You have got to dance between the rain drops!
Big Slick
Since I am a debutant, I apologize for stepping in your great advices, I retract myself, New Years Eve is a night just like all the others and only customers are celebrating. Sorry again.
