HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: tmcdonal@ringer.cs.utsa.edu (Tom McDonald)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Re: Betting on election offered?
Date: 12 Apr 92 18:26:15 GMT
Organization: University of Texas at San Antonio

In article <13950026@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com> sheneman@hpdmd48.boi.hp.com (Jerry Sheneman) writes:
>Does anyone know if Vegas takes bets for U.S. Presidential
>elections?  Like giving odds on who will win?  If so, and they
>would accept bets early, I would think you could get pretty good
>odds for Perot and probably win.   Anyone know if they do this?
>
>
>-Jerry S.

While I'm of the opinion that you can find anyone to take any bet, I read in
US News & World Report that LV oddsmakers do not do elections.

						-Tom
-- 
Okay, one more time.  This is your brain. (egg)
This is your brain on drugs. (egg in frying pan)
Any Questions?
"Yeah, can I have mine scrambled?"
From: kolt@ellis.uchicago.edu (Matt K/Gonzo)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Re: Pai Gow Poker
Keywords: lovely
Date: 16 Apr 92 21:56:03 GMT
Reply-To: kolt@midway.uchicago.edu
Organization: University of Chicago Computing Organizations

In article <1992Apr16.211208.15016@cbnewsl.cb.att.com> jacko@cbnewsl.cb.att.com (Jacko) writes:
>Matt,
>You're crazy.:-)  
I already knew that.

>The house edge on Pai Gow Poker is around 2% +/- 0.5%.
I'm glad you think so. I asked for math, as I recall...

>To be honest, I thought it was down around 1.5% because I never play and
>I never heard about this "ties lose" business.  Other than that it is an
>even game and the house gets its edge from the 5% commission on the winning
>hands divided by all action (wins, pushes, losses).
Well, that was my point: I don't know the effect of the vig on house advantage.
I'd appreciate if someone could show me some math, so that I could understand
this a little better.

>When you get rated at Pai Gow, your average bet for rating purposes is only
>1/3 of your true average bet on the game.  I.e.   a $30 player at Pai Gow
>gets comped like a $10 BJ or craps player.  It is highly doubtful that Pai
>Gow Poker has a greater edge than BJ or craps. 

OK, so what this says is that your action at PGP is less "active" in the eyes 
of the casino. Makes sense, since many hands do not result in a decision.
It does not deal with the question: what is the casino advantage at PGP?

Matt




-- 
Matt Koltnow   B0 t-- w- c+ g+ k s+ e r- p     "That's the way
Email: kolt@midway.uchicago.edu                 Lady Luck dances.
Ntalk: kolt@ellis.uchicago.edu  (or @quads)     Roll the Bones." --N. Peart
Boycott the Imperial Palace.           10x odds on 25c craps at Union Plaza.
From: mark.savey@cccbbs.UUCP (Mark Savey)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: HORSE RACING (#2)
Date: 9 Apr 92 11:29:00 GMT
Reply-To: mark.savey@cccbbs.UUCP (Mark Savey)
Organization: Cincinnati Computer Connection BBS - Cincinnati, OH - 513-752-8248

(Continued from the previous message)

 BUCKPASSER                                         2

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           Dosage Index = 1.12            Center of Distribution = 0.03"
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Hope this helps some...if you want me info, send email.  

Take care,

Mark E. Savey
GAMBLER'S MATE software - "Only systems that win!!"                    .
Endorsed by Mike Caro, the "Mad Genius" of Gambling!                   .
Winning for THIRD straight year!                                       .
@ INTERNET: cccbbs!mark.savey@uceng.uc.edu or 74716.1720@CompuServe.com
                             ^-------|------------------^              .
                                   should be the "at" sign (shift-2)   .
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From: Chris.Parrott@bird.com (Chris Parrott)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Re: CARRIERS AT WAR
Date: 16 Apr 92 22:43:00 GMT
Article-I.D.: bird.703530175.7

Piyadaroon,

     In a message dated 14 Apr 92 you wrote ...

> Thanks, according to Jim Elliott, it's a strategy game.  If it is so, it's
> not my game.  :)

Ah, I see!  You more of a flight sim/arcade-type game player?  Not me, I think
flight sims are OK but I prefer games where I can think my way out instead
of mindlessly shooting my way out.  Guess that's why I like games like
Reach for the Stars and Railroad Tycoon, not to mention adventure and
fantasy role-playing games...

Later!

Message downloaded from the data banks of:  Chris Parrott

... He's dead, Jim!  You grab his tricorder, I'll get his wallet!
 * Origin: -=> The Richwood BBS <=- 409-265-5958 [USR HST/DS](1:3812/10.13)
From: troeger@sequoia.tti.com (Jeff Troeger)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Re: Bay Area (California) cardroom experience
Date: 10 Apr 92 15:15:14 GMT
Organization: Transaction Technology Inc.

In article <DANIEL.92Apr9081850@quilty.Stanford.EDU> daniel@quilty.Stanford.EDU (Daniel Weise) writes:
>
>Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought that California
>law only allowed card games where all of player's cards are dealt face
>down.  Therefore there is no stud in California card rooms.

Consider this a correction (-: California has allowed both 7-Stud and Hold'em
for at least the last 2-3 years.


Jeff Troeger - Senior Member of the Technical Staff
Transaction Technology Inc. - A subsidary of Citicorp
3100 Ocean Park Bl. Santa Monica, Ca. 90405 (213) 450-9111 x3153
From: hack@arabia.uucp (Edmund Hack)
Subject: Re: Blackjack Computer!
Summary: Also in PC magazine
Organization: Lockheed ESC, Houston
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 1992 18:16:24 GMT

In article <1992Apr17.125503.1102@sei.cmu.edu> weinstoc@sei.cmu.edu (Chuck Weinstock) writes:
>
>Being ever vigilant for competition for my Macintosh blackjack
>program, my parents sent me a advertisement from a recent Chicago
>Tribune.  The advertisement ran on the financial page.  It shows an
>A-J blackjack hand, and has the text:
>
>BLACKJACK COMPUTER
>The ultimate card counter.  Win consistently with the technology every
>casino fears the most!  Complete training and support provided.
>
>CALL (714) 865-1191
>
>Doesn't sound like competition to me, but it does sound like a good
>way for the user to go to jail.  If I remember right, 714 is in Orange
>County, California.  I imagine rec.gamblers would be interested in
>more details about this computer (even if they wouldn't consider using
>it).  How about one of you locals calling the number and posting a
>note about what they are offering?
>
The same ad has been appearing in PC Magazine.  I've wondered about it also.
I know it is illegal in Nevada, but what about Atlantic City, Washington State
and the various Indian Reservations?


-- 
| Edmund Hack - Lockheed Engineering & Sciences Co. - Houston, TX
| hack@aio.jsc.nasa.gov    SpokesPersonp(Me,or(NASA,LESC)) = NIL
| "See the constellation ride across the sky.  No cigar, no lady on
| his arm. Just a guy made of dots and lines." - They Might Be Giants
From: weinstoc@sei.cmu.edu (Chuck Weinstock)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Las Vegas Advisor
Date: 14 Apr 92 14:24:47 GMT
Organization: The Software Engineering Institute


In response to a number of questions from y'all, yes you can renew
your Las Vegas Advisor subscription with a rec.gambler's discount if
ordered through me.

Effective immediately the price of a new LVA subscription has gone up.
Again, discounts are available to rec.gamblers.

Contact me for details.

If you haven't received your April copy yet, hang tough...you'll soon
get a card from LVA explaining what happened, or your copy of the LVA
(or both).  It appears to be a one-time glitch.



Chuck Weinstock				weinstock@sei.cmu.edu
Software Engineering Institute		(412) 268-7719
Carnegie Mellon University		(412) 268-5758 (Fax)
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
From: dana@next02wor.wam.umd.edu (Arturo A. Gigante)
Subject: Re: FAQ question
Organization: Workstations at Maryland, University of Maryland, College Park
Distribution: na
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 20:45:22 GMT

In article <23029@goofy.Apple.COM> Knight@AppleLink.apple.com (Eric  
Knight) writes:
> Does the FAQ get posted here publicly or do I have to request it?
> 
> If I have to request it to be sent by mail, I am humbly doing so now.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Eric

DONE.

Jason
cheese@wam.umd.edu
From: grs05086@stat.appstate.edu
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Info wanted on LV Apr 16-20
Date: 11 Apr 92 18:00:57 GMT
Organization: Appalachian State University


	I am a student going to LV next weekend (Apr 16-20)  and have been to 
LV once, last semster.  I would like to know what is happening that I should 
not miss, ie. specials to take advantage of....

	I enjoy reading trip reports and if I play enough to make one, I will
post my adventures.  Since someone of you ( Jacko, ect. ) are regulars at
LV, I would be interested in stop and bye and saying hello if it is 
convient.

	After taking a tip from a previous post I looked at the L.A. Times 
Calender section and it was very helpful.  I decided to stay at the 
Aladdin.  Got a rate of 20 thur, 55 fri & sat, and 20 sun.  I get a deal
with air fare since my Mom works for AMR, but my passes run out when I
graduate.  What is the consenus about the rooms at the Aladdin - Deal or No
Deal.

	Any other info about this weekend at LV would be apperiated.
	
	Thanks in advance,

	Jason Steel
grs05086@alf.cs.appstate.edu
From: mitch@lsil.com (Mitch Sako)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Re: Holdem Rules (Poker Games FAQ)
Date: 6 Apr 92 17:39:34 GMT
Reply-To: mitch@lsil.com
Organization: LSI Logic Corporation

In article 31321@sdcc12.ucsd.edu, jimp@jeeves.ucsd.edu (Jim Piercy) writes:
>In article <92094.112450SASDBC@vm.sas.com> SASDBC@vm.sas.com (David Build Caudle) 
>summarizes variations of Texas Hold'em:
>>   Texas Stripper
  ______________
>>   Three cards are initially dealt to each player, and each player
>>   immediately discards one card after the deal.
>>   Pineapple
>>   _________
>>   Same as TEXAS STRIPPER, except each player does not discard until
>>   after the flop.
>I seem to recall from an article in The Card Player that--at least in 
>Las Vegas--the game described above as Texas Stripper is known as Pineapple
>or Pineapple Hold'em and the game described above as Pineapple is known as
>Crazy Pineapple.  Can anyone confirm or refute my recollections?

That is absolutely right.  Pineapple and Crazy Pineapple are exactly as 
described.  Pineapple discards before the flop.

---

Mitch Sako - LSI Logic Corp		Phone  408-433-4187
internet:    msako@lsil.com		FAX    408-433-8796
uucp:        lsil!msako
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
From: cheese@next05wor.wam.umd.edu (Jason Steinhorn)
Subject: Re: Suggestions for BJ-Sim
Organization: Workstations at Maryland, University of Maryland, College Park
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 15:56:48 GMT

In article <2922@sol.deakin.OZ.AU> bknight@deakin.OZ.AU (Jarrod  
Hollingworth) writes:
> 
>   I have been working on a very comprehensive and flexible BJ simulator     
>  now for QUITE SOME TIME, but while it runs ok, I am still developing        
>  extra features, and re-re-re-checking it for bugs.
> 
>   What I would like to know from any rec.gamblers is what extra rule
> variations/features/changes I may have missed, you know of, or would         
> like to see in it, as I plan to post the (copyrighted) source code (in      
> portable c), when I finish the next major version.
> 
>   There are currently many features incorporated, and are shown a config
> file I use at the end of this article. Some features not (yet?)              
> incorporated:
>   - Early/Late surrender
>   - Wierd Counting systems such as "Red 7's"
>   - Special payouts such as 6 cards under 21

I don't think that surrender (at least Late surrender) would be a bad idea  
if your simulator were for multi-deck games as well as single deck, which  
it appears to be.  Many AC casinos are instituting and/or reinstituting  
late surrender as of recent and it can an integral part of any playing  
strategy.
  
> 
>   Thanks.
>   Jarrod Hollingworth.

Thank you!


    ____  _                                   
   (      \)     ___   ___         ___             Jason Steinhorn
    \      \____ \__)  \__)   /\   \__)         University of Maryland         
     \____/ \   \/\____/\____/ _)__/\____         cheese@wam.umd.edu

               "I am cool."        --Brian Silverman
From: mitch@lsil.com (Mitch Sako)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Lowball for Chimps?
Date: 17 Apr 92 00:19:31 GMT
Reply-To: mitch@lsil.com
Organization: LSI Logic Corporation

Regarding the comments about lowball, mostly about teaching chimpanzees how
to play, etc. I feel compelled to clarify the comment.  First, it was not
from me (the reference to chimpanzees) but from a real lowball player.
Secondly, it dealt with how easy the game was to play.  It didn't say
anything about playing well.  It also didn't compare lowball to any other
game, as some here have concluded.  Lastly, it was meant to be funny.

The major clarification I would like to make is in regards to the game
that I was referring to.  It was 5-card draw, California style lowball,
no check-raise, and you must bet a 7.  This type of game is literally
a game for Chimpanzees.  I received a call from a player who wanted to
clarify my statements and to point out the flaws.  He was right.  I WAS NOT
referring to 2-7 Kansas City lowball and I was not referring to 7-card
Razz.  Both 2-7 and Razz are very tough games to master and require something
more than playing very tight.  California style lowball can be mastered
primarily by playing VERY TIGHT.

So, for those of you out there who took offense, I apologize if you
inferred that I was referring to all forms of lowball.  For those of
you who were offended because you think California Style Lowball is
not a game for chimpanzees...OH WELL...

---

Mitch Sako - LSI Logic Corp		Phone  408-433-4187
internet:    msako@lsil.com		FAX    408-433-8796
uucp:        lsil!msako
From: markb@netlabs.com (Mark Bentkower)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Re: Blackjack strategy
Date: 17 Apr 92 16:53:01 GMT
Organization: NetLabs, Inc.

>Just doing a survey...assuming you can't count worth shit...how many of you
>would draw a card in the following situations:
>
>i) You have a 16 (3 or more cards) and dealer shows 10.
>ii) You have a 12 and dealer shows 5.
>iii) You have a 17 (3 or more cards) and dealer shows A.
>
>Thanks.

i) Hit
ii) Stand
iii) Stand

Hope this helps

-- 
|Mark Bentkower			NetLabs, Inc.			              | 
|markb@netlabs.com		*The views and opinions expressed herein are  |
|"I'd rather be in Vegas"	mine and not my employers.*	              |
From: msolinas@micromed.net.netcom.com (Michael Solinas)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Reb/Black
Date: Sun, 05 Apr 92 19:39:56 PDT
Organization: Micro-Medic +1 408 280 1610

Is there information in the FAQ about the Red/Black sidebet to BJ?  What 
count is usually used?  Please reply in E-mail, or public post.  If the 
FAQ addresses it, could someone please send me a copy?  Thanks a million!



-------------------------------------------------------------------------
msolinas@micromed.net.netcom.com (Michael Solinas)
Micro-Medic BBS                                            (408) 280-1610
From: moscatel@granite.ma30.bull.com (Joseph Moscatelli)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Re: Horse racing
Date: 10 Apr 92 18:00:08 GMT
Organization: Bull HN Information Systems Inc.

In article <1992Apr8.160710.2397@mac.cc.macalstr.edu> olsonb@mac.cc.macalstr.edu writes:
>In article <167C2A03A.D1SAR@AKRONVM.UAKRON.EDU>, D1SAR@AKRONVM.UAKRON.EDU (Steve Rimar) writes:
>> I have two questions for the handicapiers out there.
>> 1. What are some of your methods for selecting and betting the ponies.
>
>The best advice I have is to pick up a copy of Andy Beyer's "Picking Winners."
>It's the best book for horseplayers I've seen.  He talks about nearly all
>selection criteria: how to judge past performances, class, track bias, 
>change of equipment, workouts, breeding, trainer, jockey, and of course
>(his favorite and mine) SPEED FIGURES!  He's also a great writer -- really
>entertaining -- and gives good tips on weighing the various criteria.
>
>I usually get a paper the night before and plan to spend at least a couple
>hours on it.  I used to read the Daily Racing Form, but if they've got
>an edition of the Racing Times near you, I suggest that.  If you've been
As far as I know, the Racing Times (which I also preferred) has been defunct
for a couple of months.

-- 
 == Joseph A. Moscatelli                ==
 == Bull HN Information Systems         ==
 == j.moscatelli@granite.ma30.bull.com  == 
 
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
From: ANDY.POLSELLI@OFFICE.WANG.COM ("Andy Polselli")
Subject: Atlantic City
Organization: Mail to News Gateway
Date: 16 Apr 92 02:20:29 EST


I will be making a trip to Atlantic City in May with about 40 other people ,
most of whom have never gambled before , and I could use some info on which
casinos have $5 minimum tables on weekends .

As for myself , I will be playing in the $25 minimum arena . Any suggestions
on which casinos are favored in this range ?
From: olsonb@mac.cc.macalstr.edu
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Re: TRIPLE CROWN 1992
Date: 7 Apr 92 17:43:03 GMT
Article-I.D.: mac.1992Apr7.114304.2387

In article <736.120.uupcb@cccbbs.UUCP>, mark.savey@cccbbs.UUCP (Mark Savey)  writes:
[munch]
>    ESPN made one of the poorest telecasting choices EVER at 6pm when
>    they had scheduled ONE HOUR coverge of the Beam...but instead showed
>    Dennis Connor in a yacht race!  The Jim Beam got 8 (yes, eight)
>    minutes of air time!!!  That was pathetic...anyone have ESPN's phone
>    number????  I *HAVE* to call them on this one.  The one I had has
>    been changed to an unlisted one.

Aha, one of my favorite gripes -- network coverage of horseracing.  I'd
expect ESPN to be better, but I guess not.

I don't understand it.  There are operations (i.e., Thoroughbread Action
on SportsChannel in New York -- others in other major racing cities) 
that do this stuff for a living.  So *why*, when the nets cover a 
big race, don't they use some of the racing professionals' expertise.

And it's not just the amateurish coverage of the story, but the 
actual coverage of the race itself.  Weird angles, head-on shots, 
etc., you can't even watch the race!  It's as if they're just trying
to show off the incredible number of cameras they have.

The *least* they could do is get Steve Crist or Andy Beyer in as
an color commentator.  I'll take Harvey Pack and Thoroughbrad Action 
any day of the week.

[munch]
 
> Take care,
> 
> Mark E. Savey
> GAMBLER'S MATE software - "Only systems that win!!"                    .
> Endorsed by Mike Caro, the "Mad Genius" of Gambling!                   .
> Winning for THIRD straight year!                                       .
> @ INTERNET: cccbbs!mark.savey@uceng.uc.edu or 74716.1720@CompuServe.com
>                              ^-------|------------------^              .
>                                    should be the "at" sign (shift-2)   .
> ---
>  . DeLuxe. 1.21 #8865 . GAMBLER'S MATE: DOSAGE MASTER v2, d/l GM-THORO.ZIP
                                                                       
Dosage -- yikes -- personally, I prefer the 'favorite color method'
of picking winners.  ;-)

Oops, was that too snide?  Just a personal opinion.

/beth
***
"A bad day at the track is better than a good day anywhere else"
                                                -Andy Beyer
***
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
From: ronw@gvlf2.gvl.unisys.com (Ron Wagner)
Subject: Where Granger's Blackjack! Program?
Reply-To: ronw@gvlf2.gvl.unisys.com (Ron Wagner)
Organization: Unisys Defense Systems, Great Valley Labs, Paoli, Pa
Distribution: na
Date: Tue, 14 Apr 1992 15:53:28 GMT

From: ronw@gvlf2.gvl.unisys.com (Ron Wagner)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Granger's Blackjack! program?
Expires: 
Reply-To: ronw@gvlf2.gvl.unisys.com (Ron Wagner)
Followup-To: 
Distribution: na
Organization: Unisys Defense Systems, Great Valley Labs, Paoli, Pa
Keywords: 
Does anyone know where I can find a copy of Don Granger's Blackjack! 
program?  I would like an ftp site if possible.  How about posting
a copy to the rec.gambling archives?  Thanks.
.
From: stank@cbnewsl.cb.att.com (Stan Krieger)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Re: $5 min BJ in AC on Friday eve./Saturday ?
Date: 10 Apr 92 03:38:42 GMT
Distribution: na
Organization: Summit NJ

Remesh Venkataraman writes:
>Is it possible to find these tables anywhere in AC ? How about on
>Saturday evening?

At one point, Trump's Castle was advertising that they will always
have $5 BJ and craps.  I don't know if that's still their policy
or not.  (If in doubt, just call them.  I think they have an 800
number, so 800-555-1212 is a good starting point.)
-- 
Stan Krieger                     All opinions, advice, or suggestions, even
AT&T UNIX System Laboratories    if related to my employment, are my own.
Summit, NJ
smk@usl.com
From: weinstoc@sei.cmu.edu (Chuck Weinstock)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Blackjack Computer!
Date: 17 Apr 92 12:55:03 GMT
Organization: The Software Engineering Institute


Being ever vigilant for competition for my Macintosh blackjack
program, my parents sent me a advertisement from a recent Chicago
Tribune.  The advertisement ran on the financial page.  It shows an
A-J blackjack hand, and has the text:

BLACKJACK COMPUTER
The ultimate card counter.  Win consistently with the technology every
casino fears the most!  Complete training and support provided.

CALL (714) 865-1191

Doesn't sound like competition to me, but it does sound like a good
way for the user to go to jail.  If I remember right, 714 is in Orange
County, California.  I imagine rec.gamblers would be interested in
more details about this computer (even if they wouldn't consider using
it).  How about one of you locals calling the number and posting a
note about what they are offering?



Chuck Weinstock				weinstock@sei.cmu.edu
Software Engineering Institute		(412) 268-7719
Carnegie Mellon University		(412) 268-5758 (Fax)
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
From: jacob@ocf.berkeley.edu (Jacob Jin)
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: Dog racing
Date: 17 Apr 92 09:07:14 GMT
Article-I.D.: agate.sm4g2INNdeq
Organization: U. C. Berkeley Open Computing Facility
NNTP-Posting-Host: lightning.berkeley.edu


I very much want to get into dog racing but right now I'm concentrating
on Blackjack. When in Vegas the bets don't feed into thetrack pools so
I thought using the Dr. Z system for horses would apply well. The theory
is for show bets. That if the ratio of: show pool/show amt on a dog is
greater than win pool/win amount on a dog then the show bet is a good
idea. This seems to be true: I've seen favorite dogs with a 6.00 win
payoff and a 4.00 show payoff. I've even seen a 3.20 win and a 3.60 show 
if you can believe that. Only trouble is that in Vegas they don't
show the whole board, just the quinella amounts, so I thought I would
try either show betting the win fav or the quinella fav. If anyone in
Florida has ever thought about setting up a plan to have a good
overlay, let's hear it. The show pools are so low that if someone
were to put a 2 dollar show bet on all dogs at the track except one
and someone in Vegas put a $100 show bet on the other dog, serious
bucks could be made, I think. (or more. $100 is the most someone can
show bet at the Stardust without hitting the house limit. At the stardust
any amount over $100 bet on the show cannot pay more that 4-1. But I'd
be glad to get a 10.00 payoff for a show bet!)

Whaddya think?
From: jtilbury@HARVARD.EDU
Newsgroups: rec.gambling
Subject: BJ:  High stakes in Atlantic City
Keywords: high stakes blackjack
Date: 10 Apr 92 04:08:09 GMT
Organization: Harvard University

Everyone always says where the $1 or $2 tables are but nobody mentions
the $1000 or $10,000 tables.  Isn't anybody else curious?  Please,
when you make a trip report, include information about table maximums
when you give the table minimums.

Thanks to those who posted about high stakes in Las Vegas and
California.  In what Atlantic City casinos do the high stakes players
play?  Couldn't we make general table minimum and maximum information
part of the FAQ?

Thanks,
        Jason