What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh (Read 113177 times)

QUIETShooter

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #60 on: January 03, 2024, 06:45:22 PM »
Pic or didn't happen.

I have tonight and tomorrow morning to see if I can take a pic.  She'll probably think I'm an old pervert.

I gonna ask permission though.  She looks lethal. :rofl:

edited to add:  I didn't see her when I went down to play craps.  By the way, my session was short.  I lost $300 in less than 15 minutes.  Even the dealers told us to go take a break.  We all listened. :rofl:
Sometimes you gotta know when to save your bullets.

changemyoil66

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #61 on: January 04, 2024, 07:58:41 AM »
I have tonight and tomorrow morning to see if I can take a pic.  She'll probably think I'm an old pervert.

I gonna ask permission though.  She looks lethal. :rofl:

edited to add:  I didn't see her when I went down to play craps.  By the way, my session was short.  I lost $300 in less than 15 minutes.  Even the dealers told us to go take a break.  We all listened. :rofl:

Yeah, when the dealers tell you to take a break, it's best to listen. $300 in 15 mins must have been like 4 PSO's or 2 roll shooters.  I usually buy in for $500 and bet $66. Once I hit like half lost or back to back PSO's then I hedge with lay bets.  All depends on what number are being thrown.

changemyoil66

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #62 on: January 05, 2024, 08:00:33 AM »
So what's everyones starting bet for craps?

I start with table min on the inside (5,6,8,9) and don't play the pass line.  Then once I collect from 3 hits, I'm almost even, so depending on how the table is doing, I'll alternate between press and collect every time 1 of my place bets hits.  But on a not so good table, I'll just collect.  I did the math watching youtubers craps channels and write down how my strategy would have worked out.  Pretty much collecting is the way to go as most shooters crap out within 6 throws. And even on a 12 throw, it's still better to collect usually, than pressing.  But pressing is fun.

Then if I'm up, I'll place the 4/10 or hardways with $1 and parlay.  If the table isn't doing to well, but not cold enough to walk away, I'll then lay the 4 and 10 instead of betting don't pass to hedge my bet.  And once my place bets have collected enough, I'll take down my lay bets.

I almost always play the ATS (555).

Since craps is so fluid, the strategy does change after a few shooters or even mid shoot, like if the 4 or 10 are coming up a lot.

QUIETShooter

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #63 on: January 05, 2024, 09:48:41 AM »
So what's everyones starting bet for craps?

I start with table min on the inside (5,6,8,9) and don't play the pass line.  Then once I collect from 3 hits, I'm almost even, so depending on how the table is doing, I'll alternate between press and collect every time 1 of my place bets hits.  But on a not so good table, I'll just collect.  I did the math watching youtubers craps channels and write down how my strategy would have worked out.  Pretty much collecting is the way to go as most shooters crap out within 6 throws. And even on a 12 throw, it's still better to collect usually, than pressing.  But pressing is fun.

Then if I'm up, I'll place the 4/10 or hardways with $1 and parlay.  If the table isn't doing to well, but not cold enough to walk away, I'll then lay the 4 and 10 instead of betting don't pass to hedge my bet.  And once my place bets have collected enough, I'll take down my lay bets.

I almost always play the ATS (555).

Since craps is so fluid, the strategy does change after a few shooters or even mid shoot, like if the 4 or 10 are coming up a lot.

I pretty much play the same way as you. :thumbsup:

Except do lay bets.  I should do lay bets.

I would play the ATS.  Apparently the Boyd casinos (Downtown anyway) don't offer ATS.

But yeah.  On their $15 minimum tables I would buy in for $1000 then play passline, double odds, then go $66 inside, or $51 or $48 inside, depending on what inside number is the point.

Sometimes I bypass the come-out and go $96 across.  This is when the shooter is hot but throws a lot of crap numbers before establishing a point.  I could hedge on any craps but it's just my preference to do it this way.

But like you mentioned, have a certain strategy but watch the table trends and try to adapt to what is currently happening.
Sometimes you gotta know when to save your bullets.

changemyoil66

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #64 on: January 05, 2024, 11:49:43 AM »
1 Youtube channel I watch is Hawaii Craps Shooters.  These guys are dice setters.  They have practice sessions and even have their own table here on Oahu.  They are particular about where they play as some tables are more bouncier than others.  So even with all these, they still PSO and even PSO a few shooters in a roll. But I would say on average, they roll about 13-17 before crappig out.  The odds are 6 throws or less usually.

They even get reserved tables in Vegas and film, which is how I know about the PSO's.

During COVID, I stumbled on craps vids and realzied I was betting by not maximizing my profits. I would only play pass line with 1-3 odds. So when there's a hot shooter, who usually only hits their point 2-4 times, I wasn't making much money due to no place bets.  When I hit my ATS, I only made 2 points the entire 45 mins.

Other craps channels I like is Color Up, Casino Quest.

I'm starting to watch Blackjack card counting vids now, but quickly realized I don't have the time to do it.  200+hrs or real practice, then need to live where you can easily access many casino's due to getting "backed off"/trespassed.  So being in HI and having to fly isn't economical.  Saw a vid of the GVR pit boss and he said he loves card counters, cause 99% think they can do it and can't. They make good money off of these people. And a pro card counter is profitable 55% of the time, they too get bad strings of luck.

Flapp_Jackson

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #65 on: January 05, 2024, 12:04:10 PM »
I've always done better with COME bets than place bets.  If the table is at least luke-warm, I'll make place bets on the 6 and 8, then make a come bet.  Of course, i play the minimum on the PASS, too, with max odds if the max isn't too crazy -- usually 3,4, or 5 times.  I try to have just 3 come bets on the numbers at a time, otherwise the typical thing happens -- 6 come bets get wiped out including the odds.

If I do have a lot of come bets working, I make an any 7 bet on the come out rolls which saves my come bets should a 7 hit.  Just need enough to cover the original bets -- the odds are not working on the come out, so that's can be a good thing.

I'll make the same odds bets on the come bet when it finds a number.  If the 6 and or 8 hit, I use those chips to add the odds to the come bet that replaces it.

All I really need is 3 numbers to hit more than once to be ahead, depending on which numbers.  If the 4 and 10 are repeating, it's like an ATM!

If the shooter does the P-SO, i only lose the pass line + odds and the 6 & 8 place bets.  But I win the last come bet, which pays me back for one of the place bets.

i try to minimize the amount I will lose while making more when I when.  That's the whole attraction with the odds bets -- if you lose the same number of rolls that you win, you will make more than you lose because the odds pay more. 

There's a lot to be said for covering all the bets, but when that 7-out comes up, you need to have at least gotten all your buy-in off the table.  That's basically my only real strategy.  When i get all my money back in the rack, I can start making more/bigger bets to take advantage of a hot roll if it happens.
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world;
the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
-- George Bernard Shaw

QUIETShooter

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #66 on: January 05, 2024, 12:30:08 PM »
Came home last night.  Tired.  But it was a good trip.  Grandson got sick but he soldiered on.  He gambled for the first time in his life by playing slots but was a bit intimidated to play table games.  I tried to coax him into the craps game but he said he lacked confidence and I could tell he didn't want to do it.  So I didn't force him.  He has his whole life to go to Vegas.  It will always be there when he's ready.

At the Fashion Show Mall there is a store called Casino Quest.  It sells gambling paraphernalia and also offers people a chance to learn table games in a casino setting but no money involved.  They charge $25 an hr. per person to learn table games like pai gow, blackjack, 3 card poker, craps, etc. 

My youngest daughter and wife wanted to learn pai gow so they signed up and included my grandson but he was really sick that day so I replaced him even though I don't like to play card games.  But it was a fun learning experience.  Then my son-in-law wanted to learn craps so we all signed up for that and the guy taught us strategies and the more sophisticated types of bets.  I signed up because even though I play craps I wanted to learn more about betting the dark side which I never do.

Here are some things where Vegas has changed for the worse since the scam-demic (in my opinion).

Resort Fees.  This is everywhere.  A Bullsh*t excuse to make it seem as if the room prices are cheap and attractive.  Especially the California Hotel.  Charging a Resort Fee?  I hardly consider this Downtown property a "Resort". ::)

Table games not available 24/7.  This is not true of all casinos but still happening here and there.  Particularly in the early mornings.
Also the amount of table games available.  The Cal used to have 5 in their craps pit.  Now they have 3.  Main St. used to have 3.  Now they have 2.  And with all their table games at Main St., it is only available on FRI-SUN 9am to 1am.  So if your trip is only Mon. to Thurs. you are out of luck.

Restaurants with limited menus and limited operating hours.  Not all of them but enough where you have to plan your schedule for dinner.  Reservations are best whereas before it wasn't that much of an importance.

The premium Buffet prices require a 2nd mortgage. :rofl:

The Player Rewards program sucks, especially the Boyd Properties (California, Main St., Fremont Downtown) and also their other properties.



Parking everywhere in the past used to be free at the major casinos.  Now it is the opposite.  Parking on the strip ranges from $18 to $30 depending on the property.  Not too much of a big deal for me personally but it was a nice perk before.

There is this one thing I noticed that is not only prevalent in Vegas but everywhere there are throngs of people in confined spaces:  Lack of consideration for others and the increased presence of obese people waddling all over the place.

Maybe I'm just becoming a grumpy old man but it seems like it got worse tenfold.  There is no consideration anymore.  Everyone in Vegas seemed to have an entitlement syndrome.  I noticed this also last year on our trip to Disney.  As far as the waddlers?  Nothing can be done.  Vegas is all about excess.  Food is everywhere and in large amounts.  All you can eat, but remember the 2nd mortgage, LOL!

Not sure when me and wife can return.  2024 brings 2 new newborns to my brood.  One already born and another to arrive in June.  Me and wife already were asked to do babysitting duties.  Oh well, my parents did the same for me and now it's my turn to help my kids. 

Mamma and Pappa to the rescue!

Sometimes you gotta know when to save your bullets.

changemyoil66

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #67 on: January 05, 2024, 12:30:17 PM »

i try to minimize the amount I will lose while making more when I when.  That's the whole attraction with the odds bets -- if you lose the same number of rolls that you win, you will make more than you lose because the odds pay more. 



This makes it sound so easy.  Everytime I hear about a strategy, I have to remind myself that if it were full proof, then the casino's would pull it.

changemyoil66

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #68 on: January 05, 2024, 12:36:56 PM »
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At the Fashion Show Mall there is a store called Casino Quest.  It sells gambling paraphernalia and also offers people a chance to learn table games in a casino setting but no money involved.  They charge $25 an hr. per person to learn table games like pai gow, blackjack, 3 card poker, craps, etc. 



Casino Quest=CEG Dealer School

I watch their youtube.  THey try diff strategies for craps, roulette, and BJ.  Plus they're very entertaining. Met Alex and Daddy David both times we visited their store.  They are also a dealer school that's off strip, but will soon be moving to the Fashion Show.

For roulette, which I never play, their Romanowski strat looked good. YOu're invested $200 and win $25 each spin with a 96% chance of winning (lose only if  1 of 6 numbers hit) .  So I tried this and guess what...got wacked on the first roll or on the 2nd or 3rd.  So being down $200 each wack and winning only $25 per spin, you can see it takes many spins just to break even.



After losing $1K just on this over a 2 day trial, I gave up.  Many dealers never heard of this and they agreed it sounds good on paper. Until they saw me getting wacked.  So this shows, even if there are better odds in your favor, you still need luck.

macsak

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #69 on: January 05, 2024, 12:41:24 PM »
it works if the game isn't rigged...

Casino Quest=CEG Dealer School

I watch their youtube.  THey try diff strategies for craps, roulette, and BJ.  Plus they're very entertaining. Met Alex and Daddy David both times we visited their store.  They are also a dealer school that's off strip, but will soon be moving to the Fashion Show.

For roulette, which I never play, their Romanowski strat looked good. YOu're invested $200 and win $25 each spin with a 96% chance of winning (lose only if  1 of 6 numbers hit) .  So I tried this and guess what...got wacked on the first roll or on the 2nd or 3rd.  So being down $200 each wack and winning only $25 per spin, you can see it takes many spins just to break even.



After losing $1K just on this over a 2 day trial, I gave up.  Many dealers never heard of this and they agreed it sounds good on paper. Until they saw me getting wacked.  So this shows, even if there are better odds in your favor, you still need luck.

QUIETShooter

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #70 on: January 05, 2024, 01:44:21 PM »
Casino Quest=CEG Dealer School

I watch their youtube.  THey try diff strategies for craps, roulette, and BJ.  Plus they're very entertaining. Met Alex and Daddy David both times we visited their store.  They are also a dealer school that's off strip, but will soon be moving to the Fashion Show.

For roulette, which I never play, their Romanowski strat looked good. YOu're invested $200 and win $25 each spin with a 96% chance of winning (lose only if  1 of 6 numbers hit) .  So I tried this and guess what...got wacked on the first roll or on the 2nd or 3rd.  So being down $200 each wack and winning only $25 per spin, you can see it takes many spins just to break even.



After losing $1K just on this over a 2 day trial, I gave up.  Many dealers never heard of this and they agreed it sounds good on paper. Until they saw me getting wacked.  So this shows, even if there are better odds in your favor, you still need luck.


Alex was the one teaching us Craps. :thumbsup:

Agree about Roulette.  If luck is with you it's tons of fun.  If not, oh sh*t....... :o  But I like playing roulette.  My wife loves to play it and tries all kinds of strategies.  So much fun watching her. 

Me?  I just keep betting black and drink. :rofl:
Sometimes you gotta know when to save your bullets.

Flapp_Jackson

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #71 on: January 05, 2024, 01:51:08 PM »
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The premium Buffet prices require a 2nd mortgage. :rofl:
...

Clark, it's "All You Can Eat."  We only need one plate.
-- Eddie Johnson, Vegas Vacation


The reasonable man adapts himself to the world;
the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
-- George Bernard Shaw

QUIETShooter

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #72 on: January 05, 2024, 02:14:52 PM »
Clark, it's "All You Can Eat."  We only need one plate.
-- Eddie Johnson, Vegas Vacation


 :rofl:

Another gripe about Vegas Buffets:  Gone are the days where there is one line and everyone suffers 3 hour waits. :rofl:

As I mentioned earlier, at the premium buffets like Wynn and Baccanal, if you don't have a reservation or are willing to pay a 3rd mortgage to bypass all the lines, you will die of starvation in the regular walk-in line.

Watching the sea of starving sheeple hardly moving inches in an hour, I envisioned some of them collapsing from hunger and the rest feeding on their buttocks and palms of their hands.  (These are the tenderest portions of the human body).

Or so I'm told. ;D
Sometimes you gotta know when to save your bullets.

Flapp_Jackson

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #73 on: January 05, 2024, 02:21:38 PM »
This makes it sound so easy.  Everytime I hear about a strategy, I have to remind myself that if it were full proof, then the casino's would pull it.

It's not about being "fool proof."  It's about managing your bankroll, playing smart and setting limits.

Yeah, if you're there for 2-3 days and are dreaming of hitting the Mega-Bucks, holding the dice for 2 hours or finding that one-in-a-million blackjack table where you win 98% of your hands, then you are going to make bigger bets and stay longer than you should.

But, if you walk up to a craps table with a $250 budget, don't pull more money out when that's gone thinking the next shooter will win it all back for you.

Same for slots.  Put $100 in a machne and play the max bet (hopefully you picked a $2 or $3 max bet machine).  When you have more than you started with, think about a good stopping point.  If you were down and now are even, probably a good idea to take your refund and pick another machine.  Staying at the same machine just guarantees you'll eventually lose your initial buy-in and everything you won chasing jackpots.

Blackjack requires you to pick a table where you can afford at least 10 times the minimum bet which is about what you can hope to play on for an hour.  So, a $25 table needs a minimum $250 buy-in.  When that buy-in is gone, take a break or pick a better table.  Leave the wallet in your pocket -- no additional buy-ins (except for that 4-way split with double-downs that always seems to happen on your last hand!  :rofl: ).  I once watched a woman dump over $40K at a blackjack table in Binion's.  I had played next to her for a couple of hours, and the next time she asked for a marker, I left for breakfast.  When I finished eating, i saw a loud crowd around her table.  In the 45 minutes I was gone, she'd won back over $40K playing max bet ($500).  It took her 7 hours to lose it, and less than an hour to win it back.  I gave her an attaboy as I walked by, but i kept walking.  i didn't want to see if she was okay with winning all that money back, or if she thought her streak would get her another $40K.  I know what the odds were, and streaks don't last.

Imagine if that lady had set a limit of losing $250 each hour.  She would have been down $1750.  Then when the streak hit, she'd be up $38,250 or more -- not just breaking even after a $40K losing marathon.

I've walked into a blackjack game where the dealer could not win a hand -- busted more times than got beat by the players.  I bought in for $200 and walked away with over $1800 in about 30 minutes.  As soon as a new dealer came in and I lost 2 hands, I cashed out and went to bed.  That's happened several times.  It's best when it happens your first day gambling. Then you're not so eager to lose it as quickly the rest of the trip thinking you have to win it all back.

I do enjoy the games, but my limits keep me from losing more than I intended.  My worst losses were gambling with someone I'm on vacation with, and they are winning.  So, I stay in the game longer than I should have just to be sociable and also to make sure i don't get blamed for the table turning bad when i left.  It's tough sometimes to stick to your "rules" when gambling with others, so it's best to play at lower limit tables where you can avoid big losses.

I don't normally come back from Vegas down.  I either break even or at least win enough to recoup the cost of the trip.  I had my shot at the "millions", and I kept tabs on my spending.

Luck is an undeniable element in gaming, no matter what "professionals" say.  If I'm winning on slots, i'm losing on table games.  So I stick to what's working until it doesn't.  I've lost $1000 in a day on table games, and won it all back on a $1 Wheel of Fortune machine.  I've also won $300 playing BJ, lost it in the slots, and went right back to the same table and won it all back again.

As I said, i took my younger daughter for her 21st birthday.  We ate at the Hard Rock, and after, I handed her $200 and said go find a machine you like. 

15 minutes later, she found me looking all confused.  She asked, "Is this real -- like dollars?"  She showed me a cash-out ticket for over $2100! 

Yeah, it's better to be lucky than good!

 :geekdanc: :thumbsup:



The reasonable man adapts himself to the world;
the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
-- George Bernard Shaw

QUIETShooter

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #74 on: January 05, 2024, 02:57:31 PM »


As I said, i took my younger daughter for her 21st birthday.  We ate at the Hard Rock, and after, I handed her $200 and said go find a machine you like. 

15 minutes later, she found me looking all confused.  She asked, "Is this real -- like dollars?"  She showed me a cash-out ticket for over $2100! 

Yeah, it's better to be lucky than good!

 :geekdanc: :thumbsup:

 :rofl:

I just love an innocent first time gambler! :thumbsup:
Sometimes you gotta know when to save your bullets.

changemyoil66

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #75 on: January 05, 2024, 04:25:05 PM »
So no one mentions D Lucky?

QUIETShooter

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #76 on: January 05, 2024, 07:51:25 PM »
So no one mentions D Lucky?

I went to Google and typed in "Who or what is D Lucky?"   :rofl:

Sorry.  Had no idea who or what it was.  Now I know.  I think my brother-in-law would probably know this person and follows him on instagram.  My brother-in-law is a 99.9% slot player.  The other .1% he plays video poker.  Very badly. :rofl:

He watches the YT slot stars that play and post their winnings on Vegas trips.  I swear I see the saliva dripping down his mouth as he watches...... :rofl:

Me, I play slots when the craps tables are full or I took a beating at craps or I don't "feel it" to play.  I must admit I like playing the Buffalo Gold slots.  I won some and lost some on Buffalo Gold.  It is addicting.

I also like to play those older single line 3-reel mechanical slots like Red White and Blue, Double Triple Stars, Double Gold and others like it.
Sometimes you gotta know when to save your bullets.

QUIETShooter

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #77 on: January 06, 2024, 01:54:55 PM »
Since we ate breakfast at CrackerBarrel one day the Bass Pro Shops was close by so I told my family lets go browse in there then check out the Silverton Casino next door.  Silverton has an aquarium that would interest my 10 yr. old granddaughter and Bass Pro Shops have a bass aquarium where they test out the lures they sell and also a sturgeon fish in one of their ponds.

Turned out the sturgeon wasn't there.  Did it die or did someone eat it.  Anyway the family found some cool stuff for those back home.

Me?  I checked out the firearms section.  Lots of people looking at handguns.  Not so much long guns.  I checked the ammunition shelves.  Lots of .22 LR and magnum.  Mostly CCI and Federal.  Lots of hunting calibers and shotgun shells.

No 9mm or 5.56/.223 to be found anywhere.

Didn't check out Academy or other places.  I wasn't the one driving.
Sometimes you gotta know when to save your bullets.

changemyoil66

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #78 on: January 08, 2024, 09:58:55 AM »
I went to Google and typed in "Who or what is D Lucky?"   :rofl:

Sorry.  Had no idea who or what it was.  Now I know.  I think my brother-in-law would probably know this person and follows him on instagram.  My brother-in-law is a 99.9% slot player.  The other .1% he plays video poker.  Very badly. :rofl:

He watches the YT slot stars that play and post their winnings on Vegas trips.  I swear I see the saliva dripping down his mouth as he watches...... :rofl:

Me, I play slots when the craps tables are full or I took a beating at craps or I don't "feel it" to play.  I must admit I like playing the Buffalo Gold slots.  I won some and lost some on Buffalo Gold.  It is addicting.

I also like to play those older single line 3-reel mechanical slots like Red White and Blue, Double Triple Stars, Double Gold and others like it.

Some say he's a scammer.  But I say he's good at marketing.  He's mainly on IG.  He only post his winners for high limit slots.  You have to pay him $1700 and he tells you what slot to play.  You must use your own money and he doesn't accept tip.  He does only post his winners because there is no way he has only winners, because the casinos would ban him.

What he does provide is the opportunity for people to bet high limit who would have never done it on their own. Many of his vids are like $50-$200 a spin on Top Dollar, Pinball, or Dragon link type games and the person hits within $1K.  The winnigs are like $5K+.  Many HI people book him.  He's allowed to film and I HI guy won $100K on Top Dollar, off a $200 a spin bet.

Many of these people aren't gamblers as he used to ask if they play slots and most say no or very little.  Which tells me they don't understand the Random Number Generator (RMG). 

He makes you sign a NDA that you cannot talk about your experience and stuff like that. I would never #1 pay to have someone tell me what to play and #2 sign a NDA about it.  If you watch his vids, you can see he plays the same type of games.  So take that $1700 and spend it on said slots.  I know 3 people who booked him.  1 won $8K.  The other lost all, but after their $2K buy in ran out, he gave them another $1K to play of his own money.  And the 3rd won $2K.  But remember, minus the $1700 booking fee and taxes.

Some vids he will put money in for the player if they lose all theirs.  Again, marketing.

Then he's trying to branch out to Blackjack.  All it is is that he's martingaling.  But gain, most don't gamble, so they don't know any better.  And he again provides the opportunity for people to bet high limit. The bets are like $100-$1400 a hand.

1 guy did post his XP on IG, but deleted it shortly after.  Bascially D Lucky has like 5-10 people waiting in the high limit slots for him to show up.  You can tell they're all waiting for him. Each is suppsoed to have a 15 min time slot. But when you bring $5K and at $200 a spin, you know that's depleted in less than 5 mins.  He doesnt' allow you to film nor another person to be with you.  If you do want someone to be with you, they have to pay like $300.  What this guy saw was that all 6 people lost. So the casino made at least $15K in 30 mins. Which is why they allow him to do what he does.

Flapp_Jackson

Re: What happened to the Vegas I used to know.....smh
« Reply #79 on: January 08, 2024, 10:07:22 AM »
Some say he's a scammer.  But I say he's good at marketing.  He's mainly on IG.  He only post his winners for high limit slots.  You have to pay him $1700 and he tells you what slot to play.  You must use your own money and he doesn't accept tip.  He does only post his winners because there is no way he has only winners, because the casinos would ban him.

What he does provide is the opportunity for people to bet high limit who would have never done it on their own. Many of his vids are like $50-$200 a spin on Top Dollar, Pinball, or Dragon link type games and the person hits within $1K.  The winnigs are like $5K+.  Many HI people book him.  He's allowed to film and I HI guy won $100K on Top Dollar, off a $200 a spin bet.

Many of these people aren't gamblers as he used to ask if they play slots and most say no or very little.  Which tells me they don't understand the Random Number Generator (RMG). 

He makes you sign a NDA that you cannot talk about your experience and stuff like that. I would never #1 pay to have someone tell me what to play and #2 sign a NDA about it.  If you watch his vids, you can see he plays the same type of games.  So take that $1700 and spend it on said slots.  I know 3 people who booked him.  1 won $8K.  The other lost all, but after their $2K buy in ran out, he gave them another $1K to play of his own money.  And the 3rd won $2K.  But remember, minus the $1700 booking fee and taxes.

Some vids he will put money in for the player if they lose all theirs.  Again, marketing.

Then he's trying to branch out to Blackjack.  All it is is that he's martingaling.  But gain, most don't gamble, so they don't know any better.  And he again provides the opportunity for people to bet high limit. The bets are like $100-$1400 a hand.

1 guy did post his XP on IG, but deleted it shortly after.  Bascially D Lucky has like 5-10 people waiting in the high limit slots for him to show up.  You can tell they're all waiting for him. Each is suppsoed to have a 15 min time slot. But when you bring $5K and at $200 a spin, you know that's depleted in less than 5 mins.  He doesnt' allow you to film nor another person to be with you.  If you do want someone to be with you, they have to pay like $300.  What this guy saw was that all 6 people lost. So the casino made at least $15K in 30 mins. Which is why they allow him to do what he does.

Sounds like he uses his own player's card on the machines others play so he gets the comps, but I could be wrong?

I don't watch slots on YT.  Too many dog and cat videos to compete with, and just as educational.   :geekdanc:
The reasonable man adapts himself to the world;
the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore, all progress depends on the unreasonable man.
-- George Bernard Shaw