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#526
The woman, in custody for an hour and 28 minutes, had the handcuffs removed at 1:50 a.m.  Over an accusation the patron stole $20.00 of credits from another player's slot machine.

"Under the circumstances, there was no need to detain the patron or subject her to the treatment given to her and the threats to try and force a confession out of her," the filing says. "The matter could have been resolved without even speaking to her, let alone detaining her for 90 minutes."



https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/casinos-gaming/fremont-casino-in-trouble-with-regulator-over-botched-investigation-2127415/amp/
#527
Prove your right, prove your innocent, stay strong.

Wisdom and thoughts do not translate into making money on your terms.

The Drive.......You wind up saying this cannot be happening to me just about each and every time. What you wind up doing, is to simply betray yourself inflicting betrayal upon yourself, nobody else but that's usually what happens the highest majority of the times when you get down and look at it.

Almost never realizing what the real focus needs to be and what the importance of remaining totally conscious of just that, rather than feeding into the numerous downfalls of the game. And the downfalls are all around you and you fall into them. I know most of them in the brick-and-mortar end of it, but online the biggest one being when in practice mode it allows you to be right the majority of the times but then real money is a total different story. There are numerous other ones as well.

The downfalls of the game are parallel to wishful thinking with tons of fallacy. The more knowledgeable and the more hard-headed one actually is becomes a huge roadblock in allowing yourself to actually see the way to make money.

Unfortunate but so true.

#528

Las Vegas bars owners face a COVID-19 shutdown. They say it will take years to recover

https://www.rgj.com/story/news/2020/09/14/las-vegas-nevada-covid-coronavirus-impact-bars-owners-long-recovery/3464121001/
#529
Lost.  Was not pretty that is for sure.
#530
Wagering & Intricacies / Re: For AsymB shoe results
September 14, 2020, 04:39:07 AM
I will comment on what we wagered on and how we made the decisions, also what was going on while we're away wagering.

Don't forget guys it's very easy to armchair quarterback the right decisions after you see the whole board all written or typed out. It's not that easy at the table in a live game with real money.
#531
Going into the fourth quarter doesn't look good, they can make it happen but without anybody in the stadium a lot of their home field momentum is lost.
#532
Vikings and the Packers at the season-opener at Minnesota Vikings stadium.

H-Money and myself both have a combined bet of $8,000 on the Vikings from Henry Hill Book  - 2.5 on the Vikings.
#533
Quote from: 8OR9 on September 13, 2020, 03:30:28 PM
Vegas is out of action for at least another year until there is a vaccine...and even then, many people will choose not to get vaccinated, so there is still a chance the virus will keep on spreading.



You are exactly right.

The problem with Vegas is it turned from really gambling for the majority of its revenue into the resort, club, parking fees, resort fees, entertainment and party revenue rather than what it used to be. 

With the majority of the visitors paying out-of-pocket for almost everything and gambling as a sideways entertainment rather than the opposite way around, what it was for years up to I would say around 2,000 Vegas took on a huge expense with everything they provide to bring in the crowds and now they can't bring in the crowds to spend money.

Now with the other venues even where I live in the middle part of the United States table games are routinely up to $5,000 at even the smaller properties and $10,000, $25,000 table limits and greater a hand at the highest majority of the national branded casinos.  So for the serious players there's no need to go to Vegas. And they get extremely well comped for what they need as far as a suite, great food, etc., as well there's no other nonsense charges, there's no other travel fees, they don't have to take away from their business or their family to gamble for one or two nights a week and they can play very serious and these other chains have been capitalizing on that extremely well.

And you don't have the crowds that Vegas has and you don't have the problems that Vegas has.  As well you don't have the travel problems.  One can you gamble very seriously in other parts of the United States now without going to Vegas.

People are realizing that and that alone is going to haunt Vegas for a lot longer than when C19 subsides. You could take that one to the bank.
#534
Wagering & Intricacies / For AsymB shoe results
September 13, 2020, 01:08:55 AM
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Players with circles are Naturals

Ended over 20 ahead for Banker

After what is shown just ones and twos both sides

After the first Fortune 7 almost every players hand looked good with the first two cards then if not Natural 9 the third card reduced the player almost every time. Several Natural 8s for the players side but the Banker had Natural 9 at least four times.
#535
The music and videos that were playing on the screens the other night at Waldo's World Casino he works at.  Thought I'd put a couple Clips up for you guys..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmzqCzCfDSw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKCGZldC_wM
#536
FORMER BORGATA EXECUTIVE WHO LEFT FOR OCEAN CASINO MUST RETURN PHONE WITH HIGH-ROLLER DATA: JUDGE


I simply love it the Borgata throwing a stupid sissy hissy fit with what is the normal course of business when Casino Hosts go from one property to another property for a raise in compensation and benefits.  What a waste of the Court's time and all of this information was most likely downloaded the first day they left or just before they left a Borgata anyway, the rest of it's all personal knowledge that the casino hosts have.  There are no trade secrets or unfair Trade Practices, ROMAFL. That would be the same as if a guy was an really great woodworker custom cabinet maker and learned at one business and got hired on by someone else and then that original business saying, you can't make custom cabinets for our competitor.

One salesman doing the job for another competitor that was hired on.  End of story.

https://6abc.com/amp/borgata-casino-ocean-trade-secrets-atlantic-city-casinos/6420001/
#538
Started in 2014 and continued with the second Takeover in 2019:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpzsO_KCKsM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1LiE1neqKbE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=afnlAZYPo1U

Video of tribal members trying to remove documents from Casino property:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kAFzTKkvgE
#539
The Las Vegas Strip has some real problems and they're only going to compound the rest of this year into next.


Las Vegas Strip Accused of Being Potential COVID-19 Breeding Ground


https://www.casino.org/news/las-vegas-strip-accused-of-being-potential-covid-19-breeding-ground/
#540
AsymBacGuy / Re: Why bac could be beatable itlr
September 01, 2020, 09:53:08 PM
Here's one more for you that kind of goes with everything that you're talking about. After all these years of play I remember this one guy at the baccarat tables in Atlantic City back in the 1990s, winning more overall than I ever seen anybody win on a regular basis. He would always buy in with right at $10,000 and  get $1,000 of it in green and the rest in black and purple chips.

He was the absolute most patient, non-emotional, laid back player that had the ability to sit there very patiently, make a bunch of table minimum bets just to keep the floor people happy and wager, maybe two or three times extremely heavy per shoe. He would play probably no more than two shoes possibly three and then leave. He won the highest majority of all of his large bets. Thinking back I can remember about the only three times he would wager heavy.

1)  Wager on the cut back after a decent streak to whatever the streak was;

2)  Wager post tie on the player side, depending on the first few/prior hands after ties, if those did go and cut to the players side;

3)  Wager once or twice on a section that started a true chop-chop, alternating from Banker to Player.

Never did any Martingales, never did any progressions, never chased anything, never got any type of greed to get sucked in whatsoever.

But what was amazing to this day, are the amount of hands he really came to wager and how he did it.