so as to not blow up anyone’s spot, but let’s just say I’d highly favor FW over MS for counting.īoth casinos now 100% smoke free on the floor, which was weird. Won’t go into too much detail on pen, etc. They do not grandfather you in.Įarly Sunday morning at FW: left my group behind and played solo 4 am - 8 am, doing lite counting because idk what the situation is there with heat and this is the most playable place near me.Įnded up $$$ for the trip, but mostly just favorable variance / luck. Minimums were increases to $25 at around 5-6 pm while I was playing. Four-reel, six-reel, seven-reel, and other. For example, if a slot game payout percentage is 98.20, the casino will on average pay out. This means you can work out how much you could win on average. Saturday afternoon at FW: much more availability. The payout percentage tells you how much of your money bet will be paid out in winnings. I was with a group so just stuck to straight basic strategy.

That definitely contributed to the space scarcity. They implemented this during COVID and never reversed it. MS has a 3 player maximum at every table (so basically only half the seats are open). None were too crowded.įriday night at MS (around midnight): most tables were $25-50 and packed. /rebates/&.com252fFAQAnswers-g33831-d106097-t5298108-Whataretheminimumbetontablegameslike. There was one $50 table open and then a couple $100 ones. MS and FW main floors were 8 deck H17, $15-$25 min, 3:2, DAS, late surrender, no RSA.įW high limit Pequot casino was same, but 6 deck S17.

I was at MS Friday and FW Saturday - Sunday morning. Adding a field report from last weekend’s trip there:īoth FW and MS had the same rules as far as I could see.

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