About those "Asian" casino rooms

[chichow]

I personally don't plan on being there in the near term, but I'm pretty sure that
there are blackjack, roulette and baccarat tables all in that high limit area.

Maybe someone that passes through can verify. Otherwise, I guess at this point we are he said she said

 

[chichow]

Mike Aponte

http://www.blackjackinfo.com/MIT-Mike-Aponte.php


Aslan from 2008

http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showthread.php?t=11351

 

[aslan]

Mike Aponte

http://www.blackjackinfo.com/MIT-Mike-Aponte.php


Aslan from 2008

http://www.blackjackinfo.com/bb/showthread.php?t=11351

My entry was from a second source, not first hand, http://www.gambling-systems.com/single-zero.html. It is still posted there, but I cannot vouch for it's accuracy, and it has been more than two years since I posted the link. The next time I see Vegas, it will be November 11. For now I am satisfied with Flash's reiteration, and if there is a further clarification later, to me it's no big deal. Flash is just reporting what he saw; if the room opens to a still larger room or some other such oddity, it would be nice to know. If MGM moves equipment in and out of that room, that would be interesting , too. Who knows, we might have to bring in Criss Angel to figure out this one. :laugh:

 

[chichow]

I suspect there will be others there before Nov 11th, but thanks for mentioning that you will be in Vegas. If you don't mind taking a look, that would be great.

Please note that the HL gaming area has separate areas for different gaming types and also private rooms.

I've been in the area extensively so I know what I have seen despite what else has been posted.

I'll be in a casino on Nov 11th, but it won't be in Vegas so alas...

 

[FLASH1296]

hmmmmm

I frequently stay at the MGM Grand - I love the high class private bar in The Mansion.

A few weeks ago I walked a friend through The Mansion, just to show him "how the other half lives" [L.O.L. You have to be an oldster to 'get that'] and we saw ONLY baccarat tables, mostly "Midi-bacc'" tables for that matter.

He was also surprised to see that deep in the bowels of The Mansion are elevators which are the sole means of reaching the very best of suites occupied by whales. I played $100 BJ daily and had to play on the main floor - though near The Mansion.

 

[chichow]

I've only seen 300 - 500 dollars a hand recently this year for Blackjack in different rooms for the Mansion. And the mini-bacc tables tend to be towards the entrance to the Mansion from the Main Casino floor vs. the bacc tables where you touch the cards in the larger HL room.

 

[aslan]

I frequently stay at the MGM Grand - I love the high class private bar in The Mansion.

A few weeks ago I walked a friend through The Mansion, just to show him "how the other half lives" [L.O.L. You have to be an oldster to 'get that'] and we saw ONLY baccarat tables, mostly "Midi-bacc'" tables for that matter.

He was also surprised to see that deep in the bowels of The Mansion are elevators which are the sole means of reaching the very best of suites occupied by whales. I played $100 BJ daily and had to play on the main floor - though near The Mansion.

I got it. That was a pretty popular expression back when Coolidge was president.

Intriguing. Obviously, you and Chichow are talking about two different places. I can't wait until November to explore "The Mansion." Perhaps you stumbled upon some inner sanctum of the Mansion? A place where few have returned to tell? Beware ye who enter here. If you make it this far, you may end up on a private jetliner to their facilities in Macau. :laugh:

 

[aslan]

I've only seen 300 - 500 dollars a hand recently this year for Blackjack in different rooms for the Mansion. And the mini-bacc tables tend to be towards the entrance to the Mansion from the Main Casino floor vs. the bacc tables where you touch the cards in the larger HL room.

Aha! The larger HL room. So both rooms are part of The Mansion? At first glance, that seems very confusing.