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KellyinVegas |
reconnoiter | 27 |
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I used to work at caesars palace. Company policy said I could not play/bet anything at my home property. And at any other casinos owned by caesars, i could play anything but I still could not bet in their sportsbook. I thought it was odd, but everyone else in casino/hotel could gamble whatever, but for some reason a ticket writer couldn't do crap. |
handicap6272 | 8 |
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Docs sports has one for football |
BUDANDLOU | 7 |
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Docs sports has one for football |
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Quote Originally Posted by toft33:
Quote Originally Posted by chaser15: couldn't agree more.... Just a little anecdote: My 12-year-old boy is a pretty good athlete. This year - his baseball team has a tournament in Cooperstown and the cost is somewhat staggering. But this system, even with the loss this year, has helped me stash away enough to get my whole family to Cooperstown for a week. This system has also inspired me to explore and research other hypotheses with other leagues - and that's worked out, too. But it all goes back to Danrules. Good fundamental money management, backtesting and realistic expectations. Sorry to get sappy fellas. it's the holidays. Dan - massive gratitudeYou, my friend, are legend...and need NEVER begin a post with “sorry”...jus saying. We’re on your play About 15 years ago we did the Cooperstown dream park. Great time but YES VERY expensive. If I recall $750 a kid/coach plus had to bring a umpire or pay extra for one. We did a ton of fund raising, Like $30K for all the tournaments, uniforms and travel we did. There wasnt many options, hotel wise back then. a few bed and breakfasts. The Coaches wives stayed in there huge RV, We rented a small hunting cabin on a horse farm, had 8 beds and 2 couches plus big porch and plenty of land to have cookout, bond fires, pitch a tent for the night or two, The lady that had it brought horses over so the kids could ride. We had Three families stay there with extra kids. It was great. Only issue we had was when you there THEY PLAY BALL, RAIN as long as no thunder/lighting, FOG, The time schedule is so tight you have to PLAY it could be midnight because of rain you play. During one MIDNIGHT game the Fog was so thick you couldnt see 2nd base and could barely see the pitcher They wanted us to play, we talked to the other coach and pulled our kids off and refused to play. They ended up pushing game the next day to get us in and finish first thing in morning. Other then that would definitely do it again. Have a great time
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Danrules24 | 4272 |
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Hey Dan send you a friend request. Have a idea to complement your system, wanted some info to help with backtesting before I post it, If OK with you |
Danrules24 | 4272 |
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unless you are trying to buy off 3 or 7 and maybe 10 other wise they should |
Tressel33 | 11 |
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There are parlay card with half point built in but you can at the counter buy a half point only or use ML instead of spread. For football you should have no trouble getting down $2000 maybe during a slow day on baseball or basketball you might not be able to, but if you use the bigger books and have a player card no problem. Yes most all have online apps you can use to see odds. some you have to have a account to log in to see them some you dont. a site I use is Vegasinsider they have the local and offshore lines on there, I am surprised covers dont have more then just a few online and 1 vegas. Also I believe Palms is no longer Cantor gaming anymore, The palms got bought out by Red Rock "Stations casino" And I thought they were changing to their own sportsbook. For football unless you go early it might be tough to find seats at any casino. As for different odds and spreads a few casinos have -105 odds if you bet football early like on friday for weekend But the spreads are usually within a half point. I remember a few years back a soccer match at one casino had way way different odds because they had a bunch of Japanese business men and made there book very lopsided so you could get ++ odds on both sides if you went to different casinos |
Tressel33 | 11 |
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Some friends and I looked into getting a skybox at MGM. There was a "fee" or minimum food and drink dollar amount. Being a Higher level most likely is different and expect during big games, superbowl/ march maddness/ triple crown, they being taken by casino hosts for their players or pay a larger fee |
Crashdavis565 | 3 |
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Good to see it's back Thanks CISCO! |
cisco | 23 |
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Quote Originally Posted by nghia1973:
Posted: Apr. 8, 2018 - 4:36 PM ET "Quote" Is there any sportsbook in Vegas that only charge -105? Yes, Depending on the bet and sport The superbook and William hill do have some -105 bets for MLB If the Line is near even when it goes up like past -150 and -200 they go up to -110 and -115 or something like that. I believe the superbook also used to have -105 fridays during football, but dont remember the details.
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nghia1973 | 16 |
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I think it was in 2012 NCAA march Madness had a First round 15 team parlay going. I had some ML and some point spreads.
I hit everything and just needed DUKE to win the Game not even cover the 14 point spread(I think it was up there) and they lost by a had full of points.
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GarySanders | 6 |
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Hey cisco
Followed your systems in the past. Need access again Keep up the great work Thanks
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cisco | 11 |
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Would you happen to have a break down of when each
game/parlay has a loss(not a 8 game loss) if one or both teams lose? I have only been following for a short while and noticed that more then a few times when you lose a bet both teams lose if you bet the opposite at +odds might end up paying big.
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Danrules24 | 4272 |
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The BurgerBar has a pretty good Kobi Buger.
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Wander Bread | 8 |
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So the westgate charges $20 for parking?
Whats the minimum betting ticket to get free parking?
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bazooka | 39 |
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When our friends are in town we normally take them to
the bar at time square in NYNY dueling pianos lots of 80/90 songs sing along type bar
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bombcapper | 11 |
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From what I understood anyone in casino could bet in sportsbook except ticket writers in the book, even if they were off duty.
In case the heard or knew something about the money or line they might of overheard. And as a ticket writer you wasnt even suppose to bet at any book in the family, so Caesars group could bet at any of there properties. And when hired you were suppose to turn in your players card for the Casino so you could be swiping your card in case they didnt give you one to get credit. The poker room and some of the "model" dealers got to keep there own tips, evenyone else had there own pool. Just at Caesars the race/sportsboo was together with keno. I wish we kept our own, I use to have a line of people waiting for me when others were just sitting there doing nothing. A lot of ticket writers would get frustrated a lot with people no knowing how to bet or their options. I would take the time to explain any/everything they wanted, getting paid to talk sports and betting , all day everyday, and shared some info about drink tickets and some other stuff which is public knowledge that people don't realize or understand. Some just tipped 20-40-80 cents but that was like every horse race 3,4,5 guys every 10 minutes it adds up quick, sometimes a few bucks or more, depending, some would even buy me drinks(which I could not refuse nor drink until off duty)
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greenglory | 13 |
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Quote Originally Posted by 666LES: Was that the tip pool from race/sports or the entire shift? The tip pool was based off the whole week total and on the cuts Just from sportsbook/race/keno ticket writers get nothing off floor floor has their own pool and poker room dealer keeps their own tips I dont remember exactly but like this hrs for 2 week period 0-23.99 hr .25 cut (this is where it got me) 24-59.99 hr .5 cut 60+ full cut 1 and vacation counts toward the cut so if 20 people might be at 12 full cut 6 half cut 2 .25 cut total 15.5 cuts then take total say(to make it easy) $1550 so a cut is $100 so you get 100, 50 or 25 I asked for a copy of the tipping policy and the on older lady that ran it got very defensive about questioning her about it, I just asked for a copy so I knew the policy. And there were several non-ticket writers that got cuts i believe back office and management I think i guess i could of looked at the sign out sheet to pickup your envelope but never thought about it. We got paid every 2 week so you would get tips one week and payroll the following week and tips were recorded and taxed on check And if it was a special event, like Superbowl, tripple crown, March madness , etc, the brought in extra ticket writers from other areas and that day was paid out in separate envelope to people that worked it. |
greenglory | 13 |
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I worked at Caesars Palace sportsbook
Easiest to get hired in as a Temp during football season, where they need people very badly/ If they like you, you will be offered a job. You will not get promoted to manager, dont get your hopes up. If i remember correct. Also they will not let you gamble"table games"in the same property. If you are a sportsbook ticket writer, besides the poker room Everyone else in casino"employee" can bet sports or play poker Also you will be taking not only sports but horses so if you dont know start learning different horse calls "exacta, trifecta, wheel, key, daily double, pick6,etc" and different track names Will also have to have drug screen and backgound/police record expect just above minimum wage plus tips."tip pool cut from hours worked" and find out tipping policy for hrs worked. I got screwed out of $80 because they asked if i wanted to leave 1 hr early, wasn't told what policy was until i asked after this happened
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greenglory | 13 |
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