Hey guys,

I'm starting my new career as a professional gambler. I've mainly been playing at palazzo/ Venetian and it's been great but i need a new venue. Any good casinos with terrible twos or streaks or anything consistent? Ty

Played many places in Vegas, and I mean many.  Same with A.C. and Southern California.  Shoes vary and one shoe or one day consistent and then the same property or table within---will be 10% different and horrible. 

Anyway, concerning Vegas, Played many trips at the V/Pal.  Lately I am favoring the off-strip properties and I do believe I wrote about this within my Blog contained on this board as well.

Sun Coast.  Gold Coast.  Palace Station.  Lots of action, although not so glamorous and touristy as the Strip properties, I am tired of the hassles and tourist/new money action at Bellagio, Mirage, PH, V/Pal. MGM, Wynn, etc. 

Quote from: 808 on August 30, 2016, 09:03:11 AM
Hey guys,

I'm starting my new career as a professional gambler. I've mainly been playing at palazzo/ Venetian and it's been great but i need a new venue. Any good casinos with terrible twos or streaks or anything consistent? Ty

AT THE PALAZOO , WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF STADIUM BAC MACHINES ?

THANK YOU ! and good blessed fortune in your new endeavor !

Quote from: johnnycs1 on October 30, 2016, 02:17:56 PM
AT THE PALAZOO , WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF STADIUM BAC MACHINES ?

THANK YOU ! and good blessed fortune in your new endeavor !

If you think to have a successful system, both Venetian and Palazzo will give you an excellent offer to test it.

You can bet a $5 minimum up to thousands and you can bet whenever you want and whatever you like without suffering any heat on you.
Cards are manually shuffled so no bother about being "cheated".
And you are not compelled to tip anyone besides the cocktail waitress.

However if you think that baccarat is a mixture of probabilities and real human bets outcomes, I suggest you to join a real baccarat table, preferably an high stakes room, where some subtle variables come out in play.

Once I was playing at a Wynn table and a new guy joined shouting that he was "very lucky" on his night as his wife was abandoning him.
For unknown reasons, he yelled that Player side was "hot" and of course a streak of 11 Player came out followed by a couple of Banker hands followed by an 8 or so Player streak.

Nothing scientifically acceptable, but it worked for me.

Quoting Alrelax, I needed to be right just about the first hand, the rest was a sort of freeroll.

A very good freeroll, for the good peace of mathematics.

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The best games and the best times I had were prior to the Midi/Macau tables with the scoreboards and the trend of the players to stick with continual cut wagering.

I am referring to where the shoe was giving to the players to deal and the shoe travelled to the next player after a Players winning hand prevailed.  Players did generally wager on the Banker when they received the shoe, although most people would wager a little bit just in case a Players hand did come out. 

But most runs/streaks of Bankers were caught and caught big time by everyone at the tables.  Players runs/streak were generally caught a bit less but more than today on the average that I still see.

But as a few others have said and as I always say, players would do so much better if they played the shoe and not attempted so hard to change the shoe.  The scoreboard and bead roads hurt the highest majority of the players on a consistent basis, and that is the reason they exist on the casinos. 

Absolutely adore looking back on some of these threads where people come on with one or two posts, say how good they are doing,  they are switching careers and then they are looking for consistent doubles or streaks and where those Bac type shoes are consistently happening.

Absolute striking motivation to continue a real forum!!

Where are all these people at? (A)--They either made millions and millions of dollars and retired to the Caribbean, or (B)-- They gave up gambling. 

I don't believe it's anything in between. Got to love it, got to love the people that post one, two, three or four messages and then they never come back on!

My "best  (or not) Vegas casinos to play bac" list is based before this fkng Covid-19 infection. Just curious to see what will happen afterwards.

Wynn

Nothing special about the two tables put in the main room. Minimum bet is $100 and no peeking at cards is allowed.
Better is the high stakes room but the action is generally low.
Cocktail waitresses are the Vegas cutest (and now we know why)


Encore

Pretty place to play bac and personnel is very courteous there.


Venetian

Along with Palazzo and Palms, Venetian offers the best bac Theater action in Vegas but there's just one bac table outside the hs room. Do not know why but many bac players prefer Palazzo's theater.


Palazzo

Astounding number of live tables over there but many offering the fkng "tiger bet" that increases the house edge.
The P. bac theater is the best in Vegas and I guess most pros like to play here. I've seen players wagering up to $2000 and being right more often than not. No one smiles or tries to be emphatic. They just wait and wait and wait and wait.....

Palace Station

One of the best places to play baccarat situated in West Sahara av. very close to I-15. Several tables and a small theater. True is that most players do not know what they are doing, thus a good solid strategy would be to bet the opposite side. Try the "Salud" mexican food. 

Mirage

Only hs room offers baccarat. Nice environment but generally very low action (that is low opportunities to make money).

Caesar's Palace

It's the only place in Vegas (probably around the world) where a "old" double side table stands directly after the lavish hs room entrance. Generally a good action with $200 or more min limits. Hs room restrooms are the most luxury toilets in the history of gambling (Montecarlo super privee apart).
There's one (or two) bac tables outside the hs room (min bet $25 or $50) where I've met the most unpleasant employeers ever.
(Probably CP casino likes to set many records...not forgetting the most expensive buffet in Vegas is CP Bacchanal)       

Paris

For some reasons I like this casino and its lavish hs bac room too. Especially if they keep dealing shoes containing unidirectional patterns :-)
Some bac tables in the main room.


Bellagio

One of the very best places to play baccarat in Vegas. A couple of bac tables having a minimum betting range going from $25 to $100 depending upon the hour and the day, mostly working by late afternoon. Almost always the hs room provides plenty of action on their main 11 (hope to recall rightly) bac tables.
Unfortunately it seems that Bellagio bac customers are not accustomated to flush the toilet after use. No jokes, odds you'll join a unfleshed w.c. are higher than 50%. Speaking about asymmetricity... 


Cosmopolitan

I've never seen any action on their $300 minimum bet bac tables. Time to lower the minimum bet?

Aria

Another wonderful place to play hs baccarat in Vegas. One of the few which offers a free snack pit. A couple of bac tables stand in the main room having a $25 or $50 minimum bet almost always opened.

MGM

I was invited to play there but, lol, I couldn't find in the infinite MGM space where the fkg hs bac room was.   


Rio

I think there are 5 or so bac tables getting a quite interesting action. It's not infrequent to see players wagering fair sums over there. Definitely a good place to play baccarat.
Hs room is always empty.

Gold Coast

There's no other Vegas casino getting more bac action then GC anytime and at any day of the week. A paradise for any live bac player providing anyone have solid lungs to endure the dense cigarettes smoke. Most serious players like to play here.

Palms

Another off Strip casino where baccarat is baccarat. Many live tables and a huge Theater. Do not forget Palms buffet, one of the best in Vegas.

Red Rock

Located at Summerlin, a west LV community, it's a nice and pretty well frequented casino.
Not a huge bac action, despite several bac tables are offered.

Rampart

It's another Summerlin casino that offers an astounding entrance surrounded by palms and plants and that has recently added two or three bac tables having a $25 minimum bet. Even though the clientele average age is around 75 y.o., the air is so filled with cig smoke that sometimes it's difficult to breath.



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I started to write out everything again about Vegas and everywhere I've been in a little recap on each property and then I said wait a second, I already did this couple years ago in pretty good detail and that was back in June of 2016 here in the baccarat Forum.

Link is below.  I wrote about, Caesars Palace, Bellagio, Wynn, Mirage, T.I.,Venetian, Palazzo, Planet Hollywood, Gold Coast, Plaza, Rio, Palms, Hard Rock, MGM, SLS, Red Rock, and the Golden Nugget.

There's a few others, but I didn't put them in there or write something because it would have just been a hit or miss, very sporadic type and visit and never really stayed at those, just played a little bit several times and really do not have an opinion to voice on other properties.

https://betselection.cc/baccarat-forum/where-is-best-barccarat-room-in-vegas-to-play/msg46108/#msg46108

We (we) can't believe you put CP at the top of your list.

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Quote from: AsymBacGuy on April 14, 2020, 10:06:46 PM
We (we) can't believe you put CP at the top of your list.

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Had some absolutely fantastic trips there, had some absolutely fantastic sessions there.   One time was the fourth highest amount I ever won in one sitting. I have a friend from California that loves the Wynn and Encore and another the property and he would never go to Caesars Palace.   Likewise, I  had one of my worst play sessions at the Wynn when the front money got all tangled up and it took them 40 minutes to give me my front money that I deposited in cash and I wrote about that a few years back.  Every time I've been to the Wynn, just a nightmare for one reason or another.

Going to a casino property is almost like going to a real busy restaurant at a super busy location and you can have 50 great flawless meals and then all of a sudden you go one time and it's just a nightmare or it could be the other way around.

I have been to Vegas twice last year.

I am not a high limit baccarat player and will probably never be one so I have great admiration for those who can survive and win in these environments.

My favorite place is the Cromwell. A small casino but with a pleasant and friendly atmosphere for the players. Maybe because they leave their doors open on the Strip? So bad emotions can go away rather than stay trapped inside -

Only two mini-baccarat tables on the public floor, one for $ 25 and another for $ 15.

For those who love roulette, there is a European roulette table, a single zero, very rare in the USA. Again a friendly atmosphere for the players and no pit boss to give you an attitude.

I also visited several casinos in the Boulder city area and north of Vegas. There was a rumor that the slots machines was loose there! Lol! Cmon man! Lol!
(They are still better than online slots)

Unfortunately it's not the party there, the energy is rather low, the local players having no chance of winning ...

Imo best casinos to play at are those offering multiple tables getting affordable min limits.
If I'm playing at a $1000 min table, I want more tables offering limits no higher than this.
I do not want to get the feeling of being tied on that table.

Obviously most "affordable" tables are set up to face $5000 maximum bets, often without the "privilege" to peek at cards. Thus many HS players won't look at those tables.

In some sense "normal" players will get better opportunities than HS players, especially those HS gullibles who are setting up the minimum limit so high that nobody will enter their table.

Moreover, huge min limit tables offer a ridicolous max betting limit, very often set up at 4x or 10x.

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