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Rick jobs says:

I was told on jacks or better 8/5 if it’s a progressive payout is over 100%. How do I find out if it’s true?

Tony Polito says:

4:15. I agree the $8.99 half-pound build-it-burger at Rum Runner (Badger Café) is excellent, fresh-not-frozen beef, the price is almost a steal-deal and, even better, it's available 24/7. In fact, all the food here is excellent; this is the best graveyard pub-grub eats anywhere off-Strip in the general area. PROTIP: If you order the build-it-burger, some fixins' cost extra (fries $1.50, cheese $0.50, for example) … but if you order the Patty Melt plate ($8.49), you get the same half-pound of meat WITH the cheese AND the fries are included at no extra charge.

Richard Martinez says:

I have question , what would u tip on a hand pay jackpot?

Dan V says:

Anthony, you are absolutely correct when discussing about the rate of return about gambling, machine or non-machine. As a gambler for over 30+ years I developed an interest in the statistical aspect of gambling. And as I advise fellow gamblers it’s not the result that makes you a “good/
bad” gambler but the choices/bets you make. As an example I tell crap players not to bet the “field” because there are 20 ways to lose & 16 ways to win. But they swear they win “all the time”. The guy who won 150+ royal flushes clearly doesn’t understand the math in gambling.

ronsvideostuff says:

How do you find out the pay schedule for a certain casino? Thanks

Ray Lebowski says:

Happy New Year, guys! I was in LV a few weeks ago, and the Rewards Book coupons paid for my membership in a couple of days downtown. I didn't use quite as many as I intended, but it was still worthwhile and fun. I loved it when I used my "first blackjack pays 2:1" coupon at the Golden Gate, and the pit boss had to explain to the dealer how it worked. Three times before she got it.

My gripe on the trip is that I didn't find any $5 craps. The places that used to have $5 now are all $10 or $15, and the old $10 are now $15. I even played at a $20 table, something I hadn't seen before (don't remember where, except that it was on the Strip). $15 can really stick it to you if you hit a cold streak, and I hit quite a few cold streaks this trip. I played some $25, but that makes me VERY uncomfortable, as the all-too-frequently-seen crap-point-garbage number-seven-out gets expensive.

Silvia Martinez says:

Thank you. Always a pleasure 🥰

Paul Shanahan says:

When I visit Vegas I usually stay at The Orleans and I have ate at McMullan's Irish Pub several times and the food is very good and reasonably priced. Hopefully something eventually gets built on the 10 acres of land where the Riviera used to be.

Terry B says:

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