Twin Rivers Blackjack Rules
It was back to the $25 tables for a while and Twin River was a fun place at that time to get the feel back. Blackjack rules include surrender, splitting allowed up to three hands, and the dealer standing on soft 17’s at nearly all tables. Twin River, on the other hand, is a mere 52-mile drive from my house, a trip that takes less than an hour to complete. I will definitely play poker more often now that Twin River has a poker room. If not once a week, at least twice a month. In fact, I may never go to Foxwoods again. (Well, that's probably not true, but my intentions are pure!).
so 1BB, can you go over the BJ rules, decks, shoes, penetration, heat, limits?
thanks!
There are 42 blackjack tables. All have the same rules as Mohegan Sun or Foxwoods' high limit pits with one minor exception. Pairs, except aces, may be split twice to three hands. This includes 10s. The shoes are 8 decks with 6 tables in the high limit area that are 6 deck. Penetration is very good. You will see over seven decks dealt and over five on the high limit tables. Some of the 8 deck games come very close to 90% penetration.
Table max on the 8 deck games with minimums of $5 to $25 is $1000. During slower hours $25 tables can be found in the high limit area and they have a $2000 max. The max for $50 tables is $3000 and the $100 dollar tables max out at $6000. Two of the 8 deck games are outfitted with ASMs as well as two high limit tables. There are two Spanish 21 tables that are also S17. I don't know the rules but assume that they are comparable to the competition. I do have the payouts if anyone is interested.Other than being hounded to get a players club card I've experienced no heat and I've been pounding them. I guarantee that will change once things settle down. The high limit tables are supposed to be no mid shoe entry but I've been wonging and spreading to two hands at will. I've also gotten away with some ridiculous betting spreads. Get it while you can!
There are 42 blackjack tables. All have the same rules as Mohegan Sun or Foxwoods' high limit pits with one minor exception. Pairs, except aces, may be split twice to three hands. This includes 10s. The shoes are 8 decks with 6 tables in the high limit area that are 6 deck. Penetration is very good. You will see over seven decks dealt and over five on the high limit tables. Some of the 8 deck games come very close to 90% penetration.
Table max on the 8 deck games with minimums of $5 to $25 is $1000. During slower hours $25 tables can be found in the high limit area and they have a $2000 max. The max for $50 tables is $3000 and the $100 dollar tables max out at $6000. Two of the 8 deck games are outfitted with ASMs as well as two high limit tables. There are two Spanish 21 tables also S17. I don't know the rules but assume that they are comparable to the competition. I do have the payouts if anyone is interested.
Other than being hounded to get a players club card I've experienced no heat and I've been pounding them. I guarantee that will change once things settle down. The high limit tables are supposed to be no mid shoe entry but I've been wonging and spreading to two hands at will. I've also gotten away with some ridiculous spreads. Get it while you can!
Twin Rivers Blackjack Rules Poker
Appreciate the detail here - I was somewhat pressed for time so didn't sit and play BJ.thanks for detailed post. is late surrender offered like ct? i assume DAS no RSA.
Correct on all three.
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Yes all politicians are scum, and I'm pretty sure we are the nations armpit.>
The Governor's only qualification for the job was that he's the son of a famous man...
Actualy the idiots thought he WAS that famous man. (His father John Chaffee, who was governor, became secretary of the navy then senator.)