Paris Vegas Table conditions?

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ningtong88

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Hello everyone, I've been learning a lot from all of you and this is my first post. I've been playing BJ for about a year and just started counting a little bit recently. I will be going to Vegas next month staying at Paris for 3 nights (fully comped, thanks to all the money I lost) and another night at Venetian. Could someone tell me the BJ info for Paris (table min & rules during different hours). I was over at the Venetian during last christmas and the rules were pretty good for someone like me who lives in Midwest ( 6D $10 Min, H17, DAS, Surrender, No RSA, 75-80% pen, or $25 min 2D, H17, DAS, Surrender, cards face down). All I am hoping for is Paris to have the $10 Min game I described above. How about PH? I would like to play at Harrah (I know from the board here, they suck! But I'd like to earn more TR points to get our food comped before we check out).

Thanks!
 
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Blue Efficacy

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I was there over a year ago, if things haven't changed you will only find 8 deck games at your betting level. Rules aren't great either.

Play slots to get your TR points, and play your BJ elsewhere.
 
FLASH1296

FLASH1296

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These sister properties are to be avoided at all costs.

Stay away from properties of Caesars Entertainment — the former Harrahs Entertainment.

Their primary strategy is to develop the world's most expansive data base of suckers [oops, I mean patrons]

by offering good comps (and rooms without resort fees) so that they will play their poor games.
 
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21forme

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Agree with Flash. I stayed at HET/CET properties my last 5 trips to LV and only gave them a little play at Caesars in the round room closest to the lobby. Those were the only playable conditions I found at any of their places (for BJ).
 
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aslan

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21forme said:
Agree with Flash. I stayed at HET/CET properties my last 5 trips to LV and only gave them a little play at Caesars in the round room closest to the lobby. Those were the only playable conditions I found at any of their places (for BJ).
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X3 If you find a playable game at any Caesar's property, including Caesar's, Harrah's, Bally's, Paris, RIO, Bill's, and PH, please PM me. You do not do yourself justice comparing Vegas' bad games to your bad Midwestern games. A bad game is a bad game is a bad game. There are plenty of better games in Vegas as you should know from reading the Las Vegas threads. Give yourself a break.

The room comps, you will find, will not compensate your entirely for your losses if you plan to play a lot even at a $10 level. If OTOH you play very little and only view this as a vacation, then play just enough, which isn't much, at the places you stay and they will likely invite you back again. Still, you have to ask yourself, how much am I willing to lose to receive free room and food comps? At some point it becomes a losing strategy. Check out other ways to receive bargain food and rooms, such as, Anthony Curtis and other discounter services.

Or revise your strategy to obtain room and food comps at places known to have better games. I have found good games at Venetian, although I have not been there for two years, and there were no good games at the lower minimum levels; they are a good place to stay; I have received free room comps from them. Most of the MGM Resorts casinos have good games; I don't know their comping system. The off-the-strip Station casinos have better games than Caesar's, and their room rates are very reasonable for their players. Many people stay downtown; all I know is that bargains can be had.
 
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