Casinos with low minimum bet and no shuffle machines

aslan

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shadroch said:
Do you know the difference between a CSM and an auto-shuffler?There is nothing wrong with playing with an auto-shuffler.Just avoid any casino that taks the Total Rewards card.That eliminates most of the really bad BJ with little effort.
Agree. I got lucky and beat the DD at Harrah's. I didn't know at the time how to evaluate the rules of the game, but no double after splitting is a real bummer in these games. I won't be going back to a total rewards casino for BJ.
 

aslan

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SilentBob420BMFJ said:
and why are you telling me this? not sure why you quoted me saying that i would have to pay taxes if i hit a $1200 royal, then proceeded to explain to me that i have to pay taxes over $1200 (i just stated that, so wouldnt that imply that i know how it works?).. nothing i said implied that i dont understand the $1200 thing..

i also am aware you can deduct your losses, but the only thing i did not know, and i dont think is fair, is if you end up +$100, you have to pay taxes, but if you end up -$10000, you get nothing.. isnt it true that federal taxes were to pay off the civil war or something, and once it was paid off we were supposed to stop?
I believe the Federal income tax began in 1913. At least the one we have now. You may be right that there was one back in reconstruction days as well. I can't remember. :)
 

aslan

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shadroch said:
Do you know the difference between a CSM and an auto-shuffler?There is nothing wrong with playing with an auto-shuffler.Just avoid any casino that taks the Total Rewards card.That eliminates most of the really bad BJ with little effort.
I got killed (figuratively) at Circus Circus. Anyone familiar with their DD games? Also, it was late at night and I would have felt more comfortable leaving the place with a bodyguard. They need to tear down this aging complex and start all over.
 
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