aslan
Well-Known Member
Whether he is who he says he is or not, I know that I always steer people away from all Harrah-owned facilities, both counters and non-counters alike, because if a counter can't beat a game, there's even less chance for a BS player or outright ploppy to beat a game.jack said:
Harrah-owned casinos need to feel the sting of fewer and fewer patrons of their games. They don't have other draws (entertainment, girls, etc.), for example, Hard Rock, where they can get away with robbing their patrons because their patrons come mainly for the other things. Harrah's has not been doing all that well in comparison to competitors like the MGM group, or so I've heard, and this attitude of theirs is probably part of it. And in the final analysis it really doesn't matter much. There are plenty of other casinos around Vegas and around the country.
In Atlantic City, none of my friends will even step into Harrah's and we pass there everyday on the way to Trump Marina and Borgata. It's a shame, but they make their bed and they can sleep in it. You know, even if all the blackjack action in the world dried up, there are always ways for advantage players to make good money from the casinos, because advanage players are generally more dedicated to what they do than casino staffs, who are often too busy either watching the clock for the shift to end, or if they're higher up, plotting ways to extract more money from their beloved patrons, while not even conscious of their many vulnerabilities to simple skillful play. If they only knew half of what they think they know! If they only knew how many ways they can be beaten and are being beaten day in and day out. Considering the business they are in, it is only fitting that the Creator designed it this way!