Let’s say you had a time machine to walk into a now-defunct casino, sit down at the tables, and buy a full rack (or three) of their chips.
Which casino would you bring back just for the chips? Would you go for something like a classic Dunes mold or just a sentimental favorite?
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Is there a current, live set of chips at a place you’ve played that you would buy a set of if they rotated them out and they became available on the market? Which chips would you be in a rush to purchase?
My top choice would be the Beau Rivage, simply because I’ve played so much there and have a lot of fond memories of Biloxi. A lot of the chips are bike tires, but I love the rich colors.
My second choice would be Players Casino in Ventura. I also played here a lot, and loved the...
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I’ll be back in Vegas and staying at the Paris 6/9-6/13 (first time staying there) during the WSOP.
I like to play low stakes 1/3 cash but usually stay at Park MGM and play 1/3 at the Aria, which I enjoy a lot.
I usually win about $300 over 4-5 hours, sometimes more, sometimes less, sometimes I lose… but always enjoyable.
Where else along the Strip is a “good” 1/2 or 1/3 game during the WSOP?
“Good” = nice setting, good dealers, reasonable rake, and a softer game that a pretty good...
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Reply to this thread with your casino game of choice OR why you do not play them (depending on your answer).
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