I know Bronco had a rough trip and probably didn't make it over there. Does anyone else have info on their table maximums, BJ rules, etc?

 

I went this weekend, was a little anti-sober, so can't tell you too much.

I can tell you we managed to first walk up to one of the (supposedly) few BJ tables and I think it was $10 or $15 min. Then played 1 hand at a $10 bacc table where she paid us out wrong. So we left (was only planning a quick stop on a jaunt around town anyway).

The line to get a players card was huge. Since it was a quick stop we didn't want one anyway, but it was really long.

And the next day (Sunday) couldn't get any casinos in town to cash a $25 chip one of the guys left with by mistake. I think maybe it was bellagio that finally did, but they took for-e-ver to decide. Keep that in mind for a while folks! They are too new yet.


They were setting up fireworks. I think for Grand opening?

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And I think I won $20. Or $70. Don't remember haha!

The rest of my pics have all of us in them and you can't really much.

 

Thanks, any idea what the maximums were?

 

Not a damn clue. I was pretty smashed. Sorry :S

I kinda failed that point. I think we were lucky we made it there.

 

thanks for the update. is bac all mini or what are the midi game limits?

 

Any hookers there? I would think LD would be a popular place for them as Asian men are well known to be clean, small, fast and good tippers. : )

 

As opposed to Guinea Nick: dirty, large, slow and cheap!

 

Has anyone noticed if Lucky Dragon offers pai gow tiles, especially at those 10/15 minimums Glen talked about? The only other place in Vegas (that I know of) that has tiles for lower than $25/hand is the Palace Station. Way too smoky for me...

 

The Fremont has tiles.

 

Unless this is brand new Fremont didn't have tiles. I believe they have pai gow poker.

Harrahs generally offers the game for $15.