Not the AP I am hearing.ĭon't tell me how many rounds I am playing. Buy a drink and some $ on transport and do you have any $ left. So the speed of play would average 210, way above your 40.

Stanford Wong give a figure of 60 rounds per hour for a full table and 360 for 1 to1 with dealer. Even counting with your senior citizen bonus.Įven counting your best case scenario $50 for 2 don't impress me.įirst of all 40 rounds per hour is off the chart, way too slow. My-o-My, you are really a nickel-and-dime man. As a bonus, this amount of play will generate a $10 weekly food credit for each of us. That's a little below my normal rate, but there are also some machine play EV to be had at this location, where a small amount of machine play will generate $20-25 cash weekly (they don't do free play), which more than offsets the cost of play (+EV). So we make $50 bucks for 45 minutes from blackjack. My partner actually qualifies for that extra weekly senior MP coupon (worth about $2.30) and you can tack on buck or so EV from the few times we actually gain a little EV or reduce cost, with a positive count. The EV from the weekly MP and free bet is roughly $25 (half of the $50 face value), so we each net $23 in EV for our 45 minutes of time. So our 40 rounds $10 is $400 wagered a -.5 house edge or a cost of $2. (this is the case where slower is better). So lets say 40 rounds played in that time, although we go on senior day, so there is a lot of seniors jumping in with their $5 matchplays which slows down the game. A flat bet of $10 for 45 minutes to an hour with earn you a $25 matchplay and a $25 free bet on a weekly basis. What advantage do you have with 6 decks.Ĭoupons I can understand. Really, you are counting against the CSM.

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