Since this is likely the future of gaming what are your feelings about it....seems too easy for the house.
Thoughts on electronic craps, roulette, blackjack at casino?
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MinnesotaFatsSBR Posting Legend
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#1Thoughts on electronic craps, roulette, blackjack at casino?Tags: None -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#2Why is it too easy??
Speed
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More hands per hr?Comment -
MinnesotaFatsSBR Posting Legend
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#3Originally posted by jjgoldWhy is it too easy??
Speed
Of
Play ?
More hands per hr?
Been looking at e games for commercial purchase...thinking about underground casino.Comment -
Otters27BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#4Originally posted by MinnesotaFatsYes, and let's just say if the house edge in a regular roulette game is 6% which to say that the program in the e game isn't simply a 90% payout platform, thus giving house a greater edge.
Been looking at e games for commercial purchase...thinking about underground casino.Comment -
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MinnesotaFatsSBR Posting Legend
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#6Originally posted by Otters27Legal or illegal?Comment -
Waterstpub87SBR MVP
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#7Pass. I haven't been to a casino in a few years, but if I would go, I would play craps. No way in hell am I playing electronic craps. Ruins the whole game. There will still be a core of players who prefer the traditional way, so the casino will have it.Comment -
Otters27BARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#8Originally posted by MinnesotaFatsLegal. Small boutique hotel, will dedicate a room to casino/ book. No dealers, just e games + book kiosks. Girls giving away free booze to players as they lounge by pool and place betsComment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#9Underground casino you’ll be in jail within two years forget about itComment -
VyasportsSBR Hall of Famer
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#10Originally posted by jjgoldUnderground casino you’ll be in jail within two years forget about itComment -
MinnesotaFatsSBR Posting Legend
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#11Originally posted by Otters27How much would that all cost
The equipment isn't that pricey, decent casino set up for under $50k.
With no human dealers/ theft issues + higher edge, make it back yr 1 even giving away free drinks
Real estate the biggest cost, budget $550-$700k depending on location and ability to draw playersComment -
hehfestSBR Hall of Famer
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#12Thoughts are you all will become millionaires playing these games!Comment -
SteveKerrsJunkSBR MVP
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#13I love playing all the electronic games at the casino, makes it easy and pain-free. I'm going to lose at the table games anyways, might as well not have to worry about ahole dealers and guys playing the shoe all wrong at $5 a hand.Comment -
BChrisBSBR Wise Guy
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#14Originally posted by Waterstpub87Pass. I haven't been to a casino in a few years, but if I would go, I would play craps. No way in hell am I playing electronic craps. Ruins the whole game. There will still be a core of players who prefer the traditional way, so the casino will have it.
a game of skill and it better be one your damn well skilled in. Gambling comes by chance, High risk and risk tolerant investing is where true leverage lies. With the right amount of information whether it being a poker tell or the condition of the field before kickoff is where such info can put the odds in your favor. The true skill is how to decipher and interpret that information. Dice and wheels do not have and don’t need memory to outsmart any gambler. Then again gamblers don’t have very good memories either as they only can seem to remember those rare occurrences where as a statistical anomaly they beat the probable outcome from time to time.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#15nobody that gambles has any moneyComment -
Sam OdomSBR Aristocracy
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#16played on an electronic Craps table at Harrahs --- one dealer/stickman
just aint the same but is quicker
payouts are factional correct... can Place $5 on SIXComment -
pologqSBR Posting Legend
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#17the games lose a little bit of feel when i do the electronic wheels and we all sit at the kiosks around the casino. i am talking about when a dealer is in a central location and spins the wheel from there. foxwoods has all of their casinos connected for this at various kiosks. are they fun? sure. it does make it easy too with no chips to worry about and no people bumping into me, etc.
as for pure electronic table games i am not crazy about it. i feel it is rigged just like online casinos. i rather pass my time playing slots for fun if i do something electronically. at least then i accept it as a "video game" where i can win money.Comment -
Sam OdomSBR Aristocracy
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#18Just to be clear... live dealer and live shooters
Originally posted by Sam Odom
played on an electronic Craps table at Harrahs --- one dealer/stickman
just aint the same but is quicker
payouts are factional correct... can Place $5 on SIX
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Waterstpub87SBR MVP
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#19Originally posted by BChrisBWhy craps? Why any game of chance? Any consistent ROI can and will only come from
a game of skill and it better be one your damn well skilled in. Gambling comes by chance, High risk and risk tolerant investing is where true leverage lies. With the right amount of information whether it being a poker tell or the condition of the field before kickoff is where such info can put the odds in your favor. The true skill is how to decipher and interpret that information. Dice and wheels do not have and don’t need memory to outsmart any gambler. Then again gamblers don’t have very good memories either as they only can seem to remember those rare occurrences where as a statistical anomaly they beat the probable outcome from time to time.
Is it your first day here?Comment -
DrunkHorseplayerSBR Hall of Famer
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#20Originally posted by SteveKerrsJunkI love playing all the electronic games at the casino, makes it easy and pain-free. I'm going to lose at the table games anyways, might as well not have to worry about ahole dealers and guys playing the shoe all wrong at $5 a hand.Comment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#21games all there for casinos to make big profits men
All you need to knowComment -
HeadsterxSBR Posting Legend
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#22Originally posted by Sam OdomJust to be clear... live dealer and live shooters
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Slurry PumperSBR MVP
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#23Not a big fan of any fancy thing boxes being involved with my casino style play. I like the physical simple nature of things. I know that all the electronic stuff has been studied and proven to have the odds they say they do and for a casino to skirt that sacred rule would be a death nail for them. I just like the community of people around in person and actual cards, or actual dice, or an actual ball rolling around, or an actual wheel or some kind of physical mechanism.Comment -
MinnesotaFatsSBR Posting Legend
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#24Originally posted by HeadsterxI used to play on the craps machine with the big dice in the middle of the bubble. The min was a dollar and had chairs. After the clubs closed we go there sit and play and get free drinks to keep us drunk until sunrise. When the countdown begins at 10 secs to place your bet, we would yell it out and act like we had lots of money riding on it. Sometimes we had more excitement than the $10 tables at night. Pre-covid times were fun.Comment -
carolinakidSBR Posting Legend
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#25those games are very easy to rigged for the house, a waste of time playing thoseComment -
MinnesotaFatsSBR Posting Legend
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#26Originally posted by carolinakidthose games are very easy to rigged for the house, a waste of time playing those
We come from a numbers crunching grind it out generation...do 20 somrthings care and are they maybe MORE comfortable in a chair w a screen and not touching chips or dice or cardsComment -
pologqSBR Posting Legend
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#27Originally posted by MinnesotaFatsBut does the millennial or woman or purely wanna be entertained gambler even care?
We come from a numbers crunching grind it out generation...do 20 somrthings care and are they maybe MORE comfortable in a chair w a screen and not touching chips or dice or cards
online casinos have ruined me for digital bj and roulette. if there are live dealers and an electronic hookup i am all for it as long as i am in the casino at the time.Comment -
BeatTheJerkBARRELED IN @ SBR!
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#28Originally posted by carolinakidthose games are very easy to rigged for the house, a waste of time playing thoseComment -
BChrisBSBR Wise Guy
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#29Originally posted by Waterstpub87
Is it your first day here?Comment -
pdx107SBR Wise Guy
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#30In Vegas I have played the E-Blackjack on a few occasions and to my surprise generally done quite well. The E-Craps/Roulette/Hold Em though, hard passComment -
Waterstpub87SBR MVP
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#31Originally posted by BChrisBI wish it was my first day here because I think around that time I was only down about $25k lifetime.
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SBR TonyModerator
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#32I have no problem losing on my own, now you want me to play against a machine? no thanks
might as walk over to the machine and hand them my money, and walk awayComment -
carolinakidSBR Posting Legend
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#33it hard to win against a machineComment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#34So easy to
Play
Minimum wages are much lowerComment -
carolinakidSBR Posting Legend
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#35that the whole thing it so easy to lose money to a machine... pass hereComment
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