Just put your money in a fire pit same thing as going there
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1 tip is jus so you don't spend too much but a budget on yourself so you don't lose it all, like put a budget for 1000$$ if you lose that, you quit for the night
Dont say you are new .... Dont get involved with someone that may start a fight .... Take the game serious because many people get offended when people joke around at card tables
put money you want spend in right pocket and winnings in your left. whin right runs out get up and leave. good luck
A lot of casinos having training tables, start with those first. Obvious don't spend more than you wanted before you went and just enjoy yourself.
Only bring like $50 so you dont get brave and waste all your money.
U should know that you shouldnt go there cuz ull regret it
If you are going somewhere that isn't Vegas or AC, absolutely tell the dealer you are new. They will give you good tips on when to bet and when to fold (when to walk away and when to run.. Wait, there's a song in there, lol) but seriously, make a budget and stick to it, making sure it's an amount you will be ok with losing.. Have fun...
(even in Vegas) that people will not know what they're doing. The last time I went to Reno, the dealer at the roulette table spent 20 minutes teaching me the game, telling me what to bet and how much.. It's their job to get you to the table to play, losing a couple of hands to "teach you" pays off in Spades for the casino.. Because you WILL lose, (i sure did) but you'll have fun doing it.
...We go to Vegas and Shreveport all of the Time; I Really wish you would just "start out"at the Slots...learn the ropes there, and Then move on to the Tables.The Pit Boss usually does Not Appreciate...chattery people,new people with a lot of questions,Drinks spilled on His Table...people who "Count"their Chips every Roll,and people who Ask..."Is it My Turn,now?"... Sit and Watch the Table you are interested in...Learn...Listen...and when you go baxk to your Room, pick your "Beginner's Book" up and Study..Westie.
I've lived in vegas over twelve years. I've done every game and been to or worked every party or "ultra club" in town. All over rated but... I work in the entertainment industry here so my opinion my be jaded. So... It doesn't hurt to tell a dealer you are new to a game, they are happy to help you because the dealer wants you to win. Its not their money and if they help you and win on their advise you should tip them. Those huge casinos and fancy lights aren't built on winners. The odds are clearly against you so set a budget and stick to it. Consider any money lost just the cost of entertainment. Consider your means and don't be afraid to ask for "comps" of free stuff like meals, up grade your room, show tix, etc. worst they can do is say no but they want your game play so use it to your advantage especially if you manage to hit a small jackpot or pull ahead at a table. They want that money back and will be willing to bend over backwards to keep you there and keep you playing. Just remember, huge hotels and fancy lights aren't built on winners so stick to your budget, ask for comps and should you pull ahead and they give you the "comps" take everything they offer and run like hell home with their money. If you won enough they will invite you back with outstanding rates on shows, rooms, food.... Of coarse the casino feels the crappy economy too so don't be too greedy but any play is good play for them. It's a balancing act out here, a game in itself really. Play THAT game well and get damn near whatever you want, play THAT game poor and go home crying that a casino took all your money and you got nothing to show for it. I really wish you best luck, the balence of play and comps becomes a matter of showing them you are a real player and getting your rewards as well even if you know nothing about the physical game itself.
bring enough money, also a map ,it may help you.
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