Quote from: AsymBacGuy on May 07, 2020, 02:14:45 AM
Reopen?

No way they will reopen soon, I bet they will be closed for long.

And I guess the least thing anyone want to do now is gambling or going into frequented indoor places as casinos.

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Here's the first official announcement I can find this morning as I posted, I do know there are two possibly three, major Midwest Casino properties that have already leaked out they will reopen the morning of May 15th they just didn't make it official. Probably they will make it official early this week.

https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/viejas-casino-and-resort-announces-reopening/2322112/?amp

The first of many to reopen, here's one in the west coast. I know there's two if not three in the midwest that are major Casino properties that are looking at reopening on May15th just not an official announcement as of yet, I expect something tomorrow or Tuesday.

https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/viejas-casino-and-resort-announces-reopening/2322112/?amp

https://www.cardplayer.com/poker-news/24922-nevada-casinos-take-big-step-towards-reopening

Today we're hanging out looking at reopening the restaurant and looking at a few other things reopening with a few of our close friends and family, decided to make some lunch and talk about it. There are two of the best hot dogs on the market which is the Vegas Brand they come out of Illinois, to me they are the best, we made up some chili with some jalapenos on top of them. And we got some shredded potatoes, put some cheese and added cream sauce that came out really really good.

Like I said just hanging out getting all our inventory done and more this afternoon.

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The ultimate solution for the smokers which isn't going to be allowed to smoke anymore and the bad body odor and the ones that just sneeze and don't cover their mouth!   Especially the ones that did smoke and just blow it right next to them, the ultimate retaliation, at least we can say thank you to the Chinese!

https://www.highstakesdb.com/10328-covid-19-friendly-blackjack-or-even-poker-at-a-casino-near-you-soon.aspx

Perfect dish to go along with a little BetSelection communication today, why not?

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So very very very true to the millionth power, past the School of Hard Knocks over the Wild Blue Yonder and past all the other agonizing metaphors, that exist in the world of Baccarat I quote the following:

"Know when to walk out and when to walk in.

No amount of computer testing and or practice based on the theoretical approaches will be accomplished without hands on at the table playing with your hard earned money. I don't want any new potential or prospect players to think that it is a piece of cake to make a living playing baccarat or to win the money consistently. There is no holy grail period.

Please read, learn and practice with  real money at the table. Win or lose, strive to improve it from there."

H-Money is over.  Talking shop.  Going through last 6 months or so of play prior to the casinos closing down mid March.  We made some spicy tuna, seaweed, avocado, cucumber and rice with blackberries and a side of cream cheese jalapenos. 

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Reopening? Yes absolutely the economy will get up and running again. In the Midwest, one of many and a large property with midi Baccarat and full service property including hotels, various restaurants and other departments, etc.  In other words a substantial property.  One of the Senior Management Personnel text me last night and here's exactly what the text said. "Hi, the casino was working this week on the plans for reopening!  With hope all will go well and a date can be confirmed. I have missed my job, my friends and family... I truly hope that all of your family has been safe!!"

So yes, in another week or so. 

No one really knows what the casinos will look like when they reopen but one thing for sure there will be changes:

https://news.yahoo.com/amphtml/las-vegas-torn-virus-casinos-clamor-reopen-014906416.html

Nevada Gaming Control Board details casino reopening requirements in black and white:

https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/casinos-gaming/gaming-control-board-details-casino-requirements-for-reopening-2019866/amp/

Some of the casino changes for reopening:

https://amp.usatoday.com/amp/3043146001?utm_source=taboola&utm_medium=AMPfeed&utm_content=travel

H-Money and a couple of other people are over.  Steak is up!  WOW came out great!

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You see it here first. What casinos might look like with some of the inventions being created as you read this.

https://www.fox5vegas.com/news/las-vegas-company-invents-self-cleaning-slot-machine-divider/article_34809a0c-8aa6-11ea-b952-274a76dc0430.amp.html

You know when you come to think about it, any system of playing with or without progressions can be claimed to be won in the long run.  As long as you always do the same thing and you play until you get ahead. In other words beating randomness.

Just say I'm flat betting on Banker and in the long run I have to win (at some point of course), so i can simply label it a holy grail. I could say flat betting Banker is a holy grail and I'm going to keep betting Banker every single hand and just play shoe after shoe, week after week and at some point I am going to be ahead.  And at that point I can stop and say my flat betting system on banker works. I can do the same thing by betting on Player only as well. I can do the same thing betting every 5th or 10th hand, etc., etc.  I could do the same thing by betting every Player or Banker after every natural comes out.

Because I'm going to stop after I get ahead by a certain amount of units and it's always going to be that way.   But do you have enough bankroll to fund that and do you have the willpower not to increase your bets once you start winning?