Decided to take my winnings and play a more entertaining game. 'No side bets? Why don't you just play 21?' I was getting pretty aggravated by them by this point and responded, 'I DO play blackjack, just not here with your crappy Ceasars rules.'Īfter maybe like a half hour of playing nickels, and downing several White Russians, I was up $25. When the dealer went on break, her relief said the EXACT SAME THING. I would have gotten destroyed by the side bets. Plus, I had several four card flushes for a 1-1 payout, but that was it. I kept track of whether or not I would have gotten paid on any of the side bets, only once would I have gotten a 10-1 payout on a five card flush. I assume she wanted me to play the side bets so she could hopefully get tipped on a big win. The member was playing High Card Flush when they hit a 9, 10, Jack, Queen, King, A suited jackpot. I just ignored that and told her I still wanted to give it a try. LAS VEGAS (KTNV) A Caesars Rewards member won 128,657 at Paris Las Vegas Friday morning. Her response, 'Then why don't you just play 21?' The straight flush bet has a house edge of like 13%.' I told her, 'As I said, I've done my research. 'Well if you're playing for even money, this game is basically a no-win for you.'

I told her I'd done my research and would only be playing the ante/bet, no side bets.

So I sat down, told the dealer 'I've never played this before.' Her response, very sarcastically, 'Oh, I've never heard that at this table before.' The game was empty when I got there and the minimum was $5. I had ready about it on here and I wanted to see how I liked it. I played this at Planet Hollywood last week.

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