🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <eric.183.0@hup.ucla.edu> eric@hup.ucla.edu (Eric J. Splaver) writes:
>In article <JACOBS.93Jan7070658@cells.cs.utah.edu> jacobs@cs.utah.edu (Steven R Jacobs) writes:
>>In article <eric.181.0@hup.ucla.edu> eric@hup.ucla.edu (Eric J. Splaver) 
>writes:>>In article <1igfisINNr12@network.ucsd.edu> erwin@bend.ucsd.edu (
>Sean Erwin) writes:>>>Everyplace in Lake Tahoe is pretty expensive, but all 
>BJ is double down on>>>10 or 11 only.
>>>
>>> All single deck might be 10/11 only but there's plenty of shoes with 
>>> southern nevada rules.
>>
>>That really isn't much consolation... <etc...>
>I implied that shoes were bad for business when I wrote "Tahoe was hard to 
>beat".  But, Tahoe _is_ a whole lot nicer to look at than southern nevada, 
>so if you enjoy playing and you can find a dealer who is cutting off less 
>than 10 or 15% of the deck, I'd say play. 
>________________________
from my experience in south shore the best place to play is the Horizon
(formerly the High Sierra). They tend to play out much of the deck, it
is generally less crowded than the other three and a half, and they dont
get those "miraculous 21's" as much. If your goal is to relax and slurp
drinks, then head to Ceasars pai gow. They have the speediest waitresses
by far. Harveys on the other hand has a policy of ONE drink per hour in
addition to being a pretty shitty place to play. If your looking for the
"college scene" then Harrahs is where you probably want to head. 
have fun and remember the speed limit on hwy 50 is 55 not 35 :)
-andy
whose parents live way too close to Tahoe for his own good


-- 
-Andy
"it was fall of '86. Me and God were watching the series. Two outs in
the 9th a slow grounder was hit to first, when God says to me "you
know, I dont like the Red Sox much."