Heavy's Axis Power Craps Forum

Greeting guys/gals,

Has anybody on this forum ever thought about buying a home and living
and playing craps in Vegas?

I have, but due to my age and health i can not do it.
You, yes you who can afford it AND are in your late 20's And late 30's, do it before is to late.
Don't be one of those people WHO one day Wakes up and is pushing 70, and thinks i should
have done it.

jaime.

Good Morning Jaime1943

Has anybody on this forum ever thought about buying a home and living
and playing craps in Vegas? NO SIR,

Though a passing thought of buying a lot/building a house in Biloxi for playing Bac. IMO Biloxi is one of the finest gaming cities in the USA and also offers a "perceived" livable environment. Deep Sea Fishing


All the best,
Tgold

Hi Jaime 1943,
The very best way to make a small fortune playing Craps professionally is to start with a Large Fortune.
Just Saying
Yours,
Dr.Surf

Greetings Dr.Surf ,

I am 77 years old, i used to have a large fortune AND i now have a 1/3 fortune BECAUSE i gave

my Son 1/3 of my fortune And gave my dauther the other 1/3 of my fortune.

I recomend any body out there that wants to move to VEGAS to do it NOW.

Thank you DR.Surf for your post. jaime.

jaime1943

In the Las Vegas ( Clark County ) Nevada housing environment

renting may offer an option
perhaps overlooked until one decides if permanent residency is the BEST idea.

For somewhat less than the true cost involved in Owning one may RENT
SAFE, comfortable and favorably located living space.....

Long ages ago
I rented an extended stay place
on Convention Center Las Vegas
( cross the street from the now gone Deby Reynolds Casino )
Easy stroll to Las Vegas Blvd.

One major player
Siegel Suites Select
holds a number of properties in Las Vegas

Stay several days, weeks, months, decades.....
Relatively secure with options
furnished, not furnished, utilities included
parking
Also several others in the EXTENDED STAY industry

Las Vegas Blvd | Extended Stay Living
[Search domain traveltips.usatoday.com/motels-offer-weekly-monthly-rates-las-vegas-nevada-100354.html] https://traveltips.usatoday.com/motels- ... 00354.html

[Search domain www.siegelsuites.com/rent-apartment-las ... apartments] https://www.siegelsuites.com/rent-apart ... apartments

[Search domain www.siegelselect.com/lv-blvd-las-vegas- ... ay-suites/] https://www.siegelselect.com/lv-blvd-la ... ay-suites/

Weekly & Monthly Rates in Las Vegas, Nevada ...

Had neighbors who moved on in two weeks
and
several who dug in PERMANENTLY

May answer one's curiosity as to what actually living in Las Vegas, Nv is all about
( if you call that Living )

just me saying
w c

Greetings Guys/ Gals,

Has any body ever seen in a casino in the USA the following [craps table with one dealer, and a machine that throws the dice.

Yes , i said it, A MACHINE that throws the dice AND you bet the game like you do now.

But the casino, controls the throw of the Dice.
IS THIS THE FURTHER [ of craps in the USA.? ]

Please click the following URL to see this machine in action. [ YOUR COMMENTS. ]



[youtube]https://youtu.be/9CKPx[/youtube]

Greetings,

That URL i gave you is not working, yoy tube is blocking it, BUT YOU CAN DO THE FOLOWING TO SEE THE VIDEO.

Click in to Youtube AND on search, type the following, evolution craps - 20 + roll!

luck to you all. jaime 1943.

If it is the one I've seen on youtube.. It's an online gaming site which, I believe, takes digital currency like bitcoin. They also have high stakes blackjack. The table is like a tub with one dealer who takes the dice and puts them into an open metal box type holder attached to a mechanical arm which tosses the dice. It is totally random. I don't see this as ever being in a brick and mortar venue. It's just a further "humanizing" of online betting. At least the dice aren't controlled by a random numbers generator, but they are still random as thrown by a machine.

Greetings thnick,

Just give the casinos time, they will have them in our brick and motor casinos s

it eliminates 3 employees from the craps tables, that's a big saving for them.

All that will take for them to switch over is one casino to switch over..

Things are going to change soon in the casino industry. they are hurting big time in their pockets.

Luck at the casino for all.

jaime 1943.

Here I sit in Missouri after moving here in February from the Pine Belt in Miss'ippi. I was less than 90 minutes from the Coastal casinos; I wish I'd never moved. This will never be home; the weather's nasty (it hasn't ever been warm enough) and the casinos are at least 2-1/2 hours drive. I din't know what I was gonna be missin'.

BUT.... while I was there, like all the others have said, I made a small fortune out of a larger one by attending the tables.

Roll to Win tables have eliminated 3 dealers but you still get to roll

I'm 73 and just went through nearly two weeks of Snowmagedden in Tennesse freezing my rear off! I regret not moving to Laughlin when I retired 9 years ago. Vegas is too much for me but Laughlin would be just right, old ppl., smoky casinos, cheap buffets, worn out carpets, and cheap table limits.