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11-04-04, 01:03 PM
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is the 2/6 at excalibur a fixed limit or is it 2-6 spread limit?
the last (and only) time i was in vegas i was staying at the mirage, so i didnt really have any reason to go off strip to play, but the next time i am there i will definitely be more adventurous. |
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11-04-04, 01:34 PM
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Maybe my world of B&M is limited, but I find nothing wrong with the card room at the Troicana in Atlantic City with the exception that it has an open end of it which is next to a bank of slot machines and being a non-smoker I hate the smoke that filters into the card room, the card room itself is non-smoking. Lots of tables, WIDE variety of limits on most nights, watresses are around often enough to keep my drink filled and FOR THE MOST PART the dealers don't put up with any shit from the idiots, I have seen people escorted out of the place for getting out of line. I have posted this complaint before, but it 's worth repeating, they are like everywhere else I have played, THE CHIPS ARE FILTHY!! Someone should really look into that aspect of the game, and I am not being a priss here, the chips are disgusting.
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11-04-04, 04:43 PM
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Excalibur game
It's a spread, making it all the more fun and profitable. You also get people calling $6 bets on the hope they'll hit a mirace card for a high hand jackpot worth .... $20. Little unclear on the Pot Odds concept.
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