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02-12-2005, 08:53 AM
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NBC\'s Las Vegas
The show is pretty over the top, but I thought there was a particularly dumb scene where two guys were "colluding" at the Craps table to win free food room beverage comps. One would bet $500 on the Pass Line, the other would bet $500 Don't Pass. Any non-TV casino would not mind, since both Pass/Don't Pass bets have a house advantage of %1.43, so their technique actually doubles what the house would typically make. Breaking it down further, they will only lose money when a 12 hits in the come out roll. This happens 1/36 times, so they are effectively giving the casino approximately $500/36 or $13.89 per come out roll with no risk to the casino.
I guess that's Hollywood. 
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#2
02-12-2005, 11:35 AM
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Re: NBC\'s Las Vegas
It is a secret plot by the casinos. Now people are going to flock to Vegas and the craps tables with the "special" method of getting free drinks that they saw on TV.
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02-12-2005, 12:47 PM
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Re: NBC\'s Las Vegas
Its so funny how far people will go to get "free" drinks. Nobody ever thinks to just go to the sportsbook and get a ticket out of the trash or off the floor and just sit and watch the game while recieving free drinks. morons!
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