Let us know all about it Teddy
here you go
http://www.players-sb.com/
...lol journeyman... sick fukkers......
one hand on the mouse the other hand you know where...........
http://www.players-sb.com/
...lol journeyman... sick fukkers......
one hand on the mouse the other hand you know where...........
Hmm...you know, they should have topless blackjack dealers everywhere... everybody'd lose, even if they dealt one-deckers all the way to the end...
Vegas should do the same: invite all the card-counters to their: All-Nude Dealer / One-Deck / 100% pen-- run-out-of-cards, no-problemo, continue with-the-discards-w/o-shuffling-them-Games....nobody'd beat them-- esp w/ aggressive tactics from the house to thwart any budding win streaks: dealers constantly dropping stuff and bending over to pick up, or repeatedly getting scratching fits... Of course, the counters syndicates would retaliate by training & recruiting from within the ranks of their local Interior Decorators Association-- but it wouldn't be too long 'afore the casinos counter-retaliated by hiring dealers of the type like the Lieutenant in Ace Ventura Pet Detective & the Marilyn Monroe impersonator in Kiss Me Guido.... Talk about mixed feelings... speakin' no, make that, singing of:
Feelings, wo-o-o feelings, wo-o-o........
y'all remember that sappy song? It spent so many weeks at number 1... If France really wanted something embarassing to criticize us for, that could've been it!!
Vegas should do the same: invite all the card-counters to their: All-Nude Dealer / One-Deck / 100% pen-- run-out-of-cards, no-problemo, continue with-the-discards-w/o-shuffling-them-Games....nobody'd beat them-- esp w/ aggressive tactics from the house to thwart any budding win streaks: dealers constantly dropping stuff and bending over to pick up, or repeatedly getting scratching fits... Of course, the counters syndicates would retaliate by training & recruiting from within the ranks of their local Interior Decorators Association-- but it wouldn't be too long 'afore the casinos counter-retaliated by hiring dealers of the type like the Lieutenant in Ace Ventura Pet Detective & the Marilyn Monroe impersonator in Kiss Me Guido.... Talk about mixed feelings... speakin' no, make that, singing of:
Feelings, wo-o-o feelings, wo-o-o........
y'all remember that sappy song? It spent so many weeks at number 1... If France really wanted something embarassing to criticize us for, that could've been it!!
In the realm of how ridiculous the patent situation is in this country today, someone patented this particular idea. Imagine we are the only ones that can have real money gambling with live dealers on a screen. The patent is held, I believe, by Stanley Ho, the King of Macau casinos. Anyways Station Casinos wanted to offer this to guests in their rooms as a sort of convenience and of course a way to get them to tilt and come down to the floor. It sounded like the regulators were going to approve it, but then Dr. Ho and his people came forward and claimed it was patented and that was the end of that idea. I wonder if he licensed this to Players or if they are just going to do it without giving him a dime.
I have his spam Acropolis & DrHo casino cd's.......
82 years old, 3 wives simultaneously, 17 children, net worth 1½ billion(only? officially!), fond of the cha-cha & tango... at ease with criminal syndicates(is a Triad boss actually-- he launders billions of dollars for mainland Chinese through Macau & into Hong Kong, then into any one of either: Europe, Southeast Asia & Australia, Caribbean, Canada & Western US.... through a network of shopping malls, real estate firms, tourism agencies, banks & casinos he partners with or owns: either outright or behind the scenes),
as with heads of state-- who have showered him w/ awards & medals of honor up the kazoo: Thatcher, Clinton, Jiang Zemin, Mulroney, Chretien, etc. even though he's on virtually everyone's intellegence watchlist...
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82 years old, 3 wives simultaneously, 17 children, net worth 1½ billion(only? officially!), fond of the cha-cha & tango... at ease with criminal syndicates(is a Triad boss actually-- he launders billions of dollars for mainland Chinese through Macau & into Hong Kong, then into any one of either: Europe, Southeast Asia & Australia, Caribbean, Canada & Western US.... through a network of shopping malls, real estate firms, tourism agencies, banks & casinos he partners with or owns: either outright or behind the scenes),
as with heads of state-- who have showered him w/ awards & medals of honor up the kazoo: Thatcher, Clinton, Jiang Zemin, Mulroney, Chretien, etc. even though he's on virtually everyone's intellegence watchlist...
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"One must become as humble as the dust before he can discover the truth"
-Dante
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www.casinowebcam.com also has live dealers...
If you worry even a little about cheating I highly doubt you are playing any casino game online. I suppose it is just a good distraction, but much of the empirical evidence gathered about people that play online casinos is they don't want a similar experience to what they get in a regular casino, but something that is different. Most of all they want good rules and good bonuses. The casinos do a good job on the bonuses, but the rules leave a lot to be desired. Never fails to amaze me with almost no costs and a high incentive to deal out an almost even game that online casinos still offer bad rules for the player such as hitting on soft 17 or limited double down opportunities. If you can do a theoretical shuffle after every hand and use 6 decks for the games dealt out, you can pretty much put out any player favoring rule known in casinos and still have a game with an edge over even the best player out there. Just look at the LV Club's famous rules, when all was said and done, off the top of the deck they still had about a 0.3% edge on the player just because they used 6 decks.
