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Boston_Jaxel

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First time post. I love this site. Have been using the Hi-Lo a little over a year. Have only been to local Indian casino about 6 times, and making a little money, having alot of fun.

I have a 3 day business trip that I am getting sent on to St. Louis. Any advice on where to play (best conditions)would be helpful. Oh.. and my bank roll for the trip is only $500 so I will be looking for nickle tables or less.
 
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john

Well-Known Member
Harrah's near Ameristar (or what used to be St. Charles)

Ameristar, too.

both are about 10 minutes away from each other.
 
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brandon harrington

New Member
I dont like playing harrahs or ameristar on weekends, the tables are ALWAYS crowded, and often times they raise the table minimums to 10 rather than 5. I prefer either the president or casino queen, the president is good, because the tables are less packed and is open 24/7., one problem is that there are a lot of continuous shuffle tables, but if you get a shoe table, you can do good. The queen is good too, but they arent 24/7.
 
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SammyBoy

Well-Known Member
Don't you have to pay a fee to enter the Presidents? I was in St. Louis about 2 years ago and was not impressed with the BJ. Good luck to you!
 
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Big Cowboy

Well-Known Member
Stay Away From Casino Queen

The Casino Queen is a terrible place to play. 50% penetration is never justified. Stay away.
 
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john

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Re: Stay Away From Casino Queen

I was at The President a month ago. I can definitely tell you not to waste your time there. One blackjack table that is dealt from the shoe and the rest are CSM's. That one bj table was $25 minimum,too. I stayed 10 minutes there.
 
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