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NC-17 posted:http://www.enr.com/external_headlin...t0rnfQE_IWD20Vk Looks like Inglewood is still up to no good.
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I'm happier now that I know a place called Lone Butte Casino exists in this universe. 
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May 26, 2016 23:12
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fartknocker posted:I'm happier now that I know a place called Lone Butte Casino exists in this universe. You bet your rear end it does.
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May 26, 2016 23:15
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Ron Jeremy posted:You bet your rear end it does. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uUZCgDMoxY
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May 26, 2016 23:16
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It was called Twin Butte Casino until Marty McFly got involved.
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May 26, 2016 23:16
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kiimo posted:The California casinos are such a joke. No thanks on your crooked odds Japanese card game or whatever. You don't even have slots. Not all of them are like that. The indian casinos don't have to follow those rules. Just the "card rooms." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_casinos_in_California
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May 27, 2016 00:20
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Was his campaign slogan "Feel the Butts"
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May 27, 2016 00:28
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Awesome! I'll just go to  gently caress.
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May 27, 2016 00:35
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Boy all the best neighborhoods get their own casino in LA, eh?
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Leperflesh posted:That would be a very interesting and useful chart if all of those casinos had sports books, but I bet they don't. Or the stadiums were there first. Heinz Field was there for eight years before Rivers Casino opened, Horseshoe Casino Baltimore opened 16 years after M&T Bank, FirstEnergy Stadium and Paul Brown Stadium opened 13 years before Jack Cleveland Casino and Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati, and I lost interest in looking dates up after that because if you're running slot machines 19 miles away from the stadium...who cares, that casino might even be in a different state at that point.
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kiimo posted:You don't even have slots. kiimo posted:Awesome! I'll just go to Lol slots. Who are you, an 80-year-old tourist named Madge?
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warcrimes posted:Lol slots. Who are you, an 80-year-old tourist named Madge? look man I just want to get my ghostbusters and sex in the city slot games on ok
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May 27, 2016 01:49
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Slots are how I ease into it. Blackjack is how I get tipsy. Craps is where I get blasted. Video Roulette is how I stretch the remaining cash long enough to get a bunch of free drinks. But you can keep your Hollywood Casino pai gow or whatever.
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May 27, 2016 02:00
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Sash! posted:If you're running slot machines 19 miles away from the stadium...who cares, that casino might even be in a different state at that point. Maybe in your tiny little girly states
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May 27, 2016 03:47
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MechaFrogzilla posted:I've already done Seattle - Yellowstone - Minneapolis - Chicago - East coast (NY/DC) twice, and NY - Charlotte - Atlanta - NOLA - Austin - LA - SF - Seattle once. Gonna to DC - Seattle in 4 days this summer. Cross country road trips own bones. I have done the cross country vertical and have similar advice, the only thing I would say, return to the highway a couple hours before you know you're tired if you don't already have a room or know of somewhere you can set up a camp at in the dark, because the side highways and roads usually only have enough vacancy to accommodate the truckers doing the same route. On the other hand there's always vacancy near the interstates.
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May 27, 2016 04:03
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Ron Jeremy posted:Maybe in your tiny little girly states A lot of Eastern cities are right on state borders for some reason.
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May 27, 2016 04:23
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Sash! posted:A lot of Eastern cities are right on state borders for some reason. Rivers, and bodies of water.
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May 27, 2016 04:29
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i've never understood playing video-based gambling games, at least at table games you can see the drat deck in front of you, how can you trust a computer enough to not completely gently caress you
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Alaois posted:i've never understood playing video-based gambling games, at least at table games you can see the drat deck in front of you, how can you trust a computer enough to not completely gently caress you There are laws about how often they pay out and at least Nevada tests the circuit boards for that but I'm not sure I'd trust it either
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Alaois posted:i've never understood playing video-based gambling games, at least at table games you can see the drat deck in front of you, how can you trust a computer enough to not completely gently caress you they're a lot cheaper and basically exist for people to sit at and get free drinks while playing a quarter a hand
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May 27, 2016 07:06
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Sash! posted:A lot of Eastern cities are right on state borders for some reason. Not much room to be anywhere else.
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May 27, 2016 07:17
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The most money I've every won gambling was at a slot, 900 bucks. #2, #3, #4 and #5 are slots as well. Then probably poker tournaments. I guess slots suck if you aren't a golden child like me where overlapping of infinities in the universe creates a rift over your head that money (and free drinks) flows out of.
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I've never won at anything but slots, where I consistently win 200+ dollars every time I gamble. Therefore, I never play anything but slots anymore.
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May 27, 2016 17:43
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craps or bust
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May 27, 2016 17:47
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I'm going to the bicycle casino today
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May 27, 2016 17:59
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computer parts posted:Not much room to be anywhere else. New York, DC, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville, and Buffalo all have whole states they could have had around them, but nope all crammed into corners less than 25 miles from another state.
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Sash! posted:New York, DC, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville, and Buffalo all have whole states they could have had around them, but nope all crammed into corners less than 25 miles from another state. i'm not sure you know how settling works
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Sash! posted:New York, DC, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Charlotte, Chicago, Jacksonville, and Buffalo all have whole states they could have had around them, but nope all crammed into corners less than 25 miles from another state. Cleveland is two hours, if you drive like a crazy person, from any other state. They have enough issues, don't throw that one into the mix.
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Alaois posted:i've never understood playing video-based gambling games, at least at table games you can see the drat deck in front of you, how can you trust a computer enough to not completely gently caress you The machines are heavily regulated and the regulators review the software code and payout tables. A dealer, on the other hand, can and will make errors. I've caught a blackjack dealer loving up at least twice, and I've only played blackjack at a casino maybe six times, ever. Just basic poo poo like failing to add up their own four cards correctly, or accidentally flipping a card when they shouldn't, or failing to correctly calculate what 2.5x $8 is, poo poo like that. Also there's no peer pressure to tip your video poker machine. That said, the only games you can actually win at are ones where you take other players' money (poker), and sports betting. Everything else is for suckers.
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I grew up 2 hours away from the Nevada border. When my dad's parents flew in from Ohio we would always go to Tahoe or Reno. When we were in a casino I remarked how big and impressive it was to my mom. She responded, "they didn't build this with their own money. And they didn't do it out of the goodness of their hearts." I can't fathom non-sports book non-poker gambling.
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Spoeank posted:I grew up 2 hours away from the Nevada border. When my dad's parents flew in from Ohio we would always go to Tahoe or Reno. When we were in a casino I remarked how big and impressive it was to my mom. did you nod and agree that all of our worldly possessions really belong to the Lord
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May 27, 2016 23:36
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It's fun to risk money to win more money responsibly
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Big Ol Marsh Pussy posted:It's fun to risk money to win more money responsibly Betting on a Bengals playoff win isn't "risking" money, it's giving it away and admitting you don't want it
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sam bradford lmao posted:craps and bust ftfy Also, my man  Also, you don't go gambling to win money or break even, you go there to get extra enjoyment out spending the money. A bunch of us from work organize a trip to Reno every year, becuase the nicest hotels are as cheap as mediocre places in vegas, and when you're on the casino floor or the sports book, who cares where it is. Plus all of the game minimums are cheap as hell, even when its crowded. 
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May 28, 2016 04:58
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Why go to Vegas when there's Reno Why read novels when there's ad copy Why drink Avery when there's Keystone Why listen to music when there's ringtones
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May 28, 2016 13:53
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Reno blows
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v2vian man posted:Why go to Vegas when there's Reno Why read Rap when Chiche posts so much more often?
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Reno owns in its own way for budget golf trips, there are great courses up there without all the Vegas desert poo poo and crowded obnoxiousness and Johnny Manziel pool party/nightclub crap. There are hipster brew pubs and stuff opening up around downtown and UNR too. The strippers are much rougher though, obviously. Vegas owns too though. Keyser_Soze fucked around with this message at 15:56 on May 28, 2016 |
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May 28, 2016 15:54
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I got family in Carson City and it's very pretty and I hope to move there some day
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Reno is a shithole filled with abusive people that somehow aren't allowed to live in Florida.
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