My friends I am going with are big into gambling, and if we go to a club where they can gamble while they are there I think I'll have better odds at getting them to lay down the cash for a table. What clubs have gambling tables in them?
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Off of the top of my head I know Surrender/Encore Beach, XS, Rehab, and Playboy Club (Closing in June) all have gambling.Past Trips
2010-April 30-May 3 (Mayweather-Mosley Weekend)
2011-May 25-June 1 (Memorial Day Weekend)
2012-May 4-May 9 (Mayweather-Cotto Weekend)
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I always wondered what the mins were at the tables for those clubs. Any ideas?Comment
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on my last trip at Surrender. The blackjack table min were $25 when it was early and dead and then went up to $50 even $100 when it was packed.Originally posted by Mongeaux View PostComment
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Playboy no longer has gaming.
The Palms Pool will have blackjack starting April 20th.Comment
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My buddy lost a small fortune playing blackjack at XS lolComment
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It's funny of all the times I have been to XS I just realized I have never been outside and therefore didn't even know they have gambling there lol. Anyway not to divert the question, but do the tables have "decent" table rules? Or are they with crappy rules like BJ pays 6:5, only doubling on 10 or 11, etc.?Comment
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I know Surrender's craps table holds a $10 minimum for awhile. Every time I've played on it, it's been pretty solid too... almost always made back enough to pay for my share of bottles or whatever my expenses were that night. Waitress service wasn't bad either!Comment
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XS - BJ Tables vary between $25 and $100.
Surrender - Same as XS, but the Craps Table is a Min of $100
Marquee - BJ and Craps, pricing similar to those above, but the Craps Table is a $25 min
Marquee I did rather well on the Craps table, that is until someone threw $50k in cash down for chips, I decided the table was about to reach out of my price range."Bringing a girl to Vegas is like bringing a warm beer to a bar that serves FREE COLD BEERS... and everyone sitting there just spilling Cold Beer all over the place and you have to pretend you just loooove your warm beer." - Andy Haynes
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I imagine these places probably have the worst gambling rules for blackjack - much like the pleasure pits and anywhere with "model dealers".
Hit S17, can't resplit Aces etc. Maybe you can call ahead and find out.Comment
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