Do you chase the streak at the casino?

I chase the steak not the streak. If I'm up I'll cash out and buy a nice "free" delicious steak and feel great about myself. I'm also the guy that goes with anywhere from 20 to 100 and never takes out more. Gambling is fun as hell when it doesn't have you by the balls. The way I see it I'm paying money to have fun playing some hold em or whatever your game is. I also have a chance to make some money.

I hate up selling of pretty much all varieties and I see pulling out more money in a casino as doing just that
 
I took down $643 playing limit poker a month ago. But I was in for $200 so I made 440. And thats not really playing the house so I'm not contributing anything to your thread.
 
When I'm drunk, I'm going to go big and chase it. But when I'm sober and level headed I know when to walk away. But that's no fun lol
 
I work way too hard for my money to be throwing it away at a casino.
 
Every game allows you to do that.


Ummm no they don't.

when you play poker for instance you cannot take money off the table and continue playing.


I'm certain in black jack and baccarat you can't either.

I don't know what table games allow this to happen. The casino would be garbage to allow this. So maybe there are shitty casinos that allow this type of move.
 
I am a very casual gambler, mostly playing poker home games, and I'll go to the casino maybe 3-4 times a year. These days all I play is baccarat. Usually I just play each hand as it comes and make a few yes or no decisions to hopefully get lucky a few times. But I've talked to some more avid gamblers who believe in chasing streaks. They sit on a table for hours if they have to and might even walk away having not really gambled that much. But once a table gets hot they'll dump chips onto the table. I'm curious what people think about this way of playing.

I know people make up these convoluted reasonings for how their methods of betting truly work, and have other weird gambling ideas, like how even though you know it makes no logical sense, you know certain blackjack dealers have this aura that means they are going to destroy your happiness. But is there any legitimacy, mathematically speaking, to chasing streaks say when you play blackjack or baccarat? All I know about counting cards is that I would never be able to do it. And for bacc especially, I feel like no matter what reasoning you come up with, it's all just 50/50 in the end. And I imagine waiting out streaks could be dreadfully boring. On the other hand I've seen guys start with a few G's on the table and within half an hour have like 15 in front of them for about a minute before they lose it all. Anyone ever catch a hot table and rape the house? Or have ideas on this way of playing?
No. I'm not a retard, especially when it comes to gambling.
 
Casino has the odds; most people will lose money. Even though I've won a decent amount of cash the last three times in Vegas, I'm fully aware that I could lose the total of that on my next trip.
 
Ummm no they don't.

when you play poker for instance you cannot take money off the table and continue playing.


I'm certain in black jack and baccarat you can't either.

I don't know what table games allow this to happen. The casino would be garbage to allow this. So maybe there are shitty casinos that allow this type of move.
Well, say you win $500 bucks, you can color it up and have somebody cash it out for you or put it in your pocket. That's how people keep from losing it. I work in a casino and I see it all the time. If your playing a tournament in poker, it would be useless to do this, but you can in cash games unless your money is in the pot. Blackjack and bac are where people do it the most.
 
Well, say you win $500 bucks, you can color it up and have somebody cash it out for you or put it in your pocket. That's how people keep from losing it. I work in a casino and I see it all the time. If your playing a tournament in poker, it would be useless to do this, but you can in cash games unless your money is in the pot. Blackjack and bac are where people do it the most.


No you can't. And you most certainly don't work in casino.

What are you even talking about.

There isn't a poker card room in America that allows this. Sorry but you're 100% wrong.

You cannot sit at a poker table and take money off of it
 
But there is no game in the casino that allows you to take money off the table and continue playing.

I don't know this game you speak of

Craps dude. I put my winnings in my pockets if I can and try to build off of my original bet. The only thing you can not take off of the table is the pass bet, which is your best odds at craps if you want to bet it.
 
Craps dude. I put my winnings in my pockets if I can and try to build off of my original bet. The only thing you can not take off of the table is the pass bet, which is your best odds at craps if you want to bet it.


Ok so craps you can.

Most games don't allow this. Especially not poker.
 
Never.
If I'm up, i'll either bow out or play til i'm even.

Best thing my friend's dad taught me when i was younger, was that if you make your money back, put it back in your pocket and then play with what's left over. It's a good mental token so that the impulse isn't there.
 
No you can't. And you most certainly don't work in casino.

What are you even talking about.

There isn't a poker card room in America that allows this. Sorry but you're 100% wrong.

You cannot sit at a poker table and take money off of it
I deal the games your talking about dude. I know what I'm talking about
 
I deal bj, bac, pai gow, craps, ultimate Texas hold 'em, ultimate Texas hold 'em, let it ride, high card flush, Mississippi stud, and 3 card poker. I've been doing it for 10 years. I know my shit.
 
I deal the games your talking about dude. I know what I'm talking about

IDK man. When I used to deal poker, there was no way in hell you were allowed to take money off the table in a cash game. The other players would have revolted and demand that you be kicked from the game. I don't really remember if they were allowed to do that in BJ though.
 
IDK man. When I used to deal poker, there was no way in hell you were allowed to take money off the table in a cash game. The other players would have revolted and demand that you be kicked from the game. I don't really remember if they were allowed to do that in BJ though.
I've seen people grab purple chips and pocket them in cash games, but I'm hardly in the poker room because I'm primarily on the floor
 
After I turned 19 I gambled heavily at the windsor casinos. Then After turning 21 me and a group of friends would make yearly trips to Vegas and we spent a lot of time in the detroit casinos. Was never a high roller just stuck to 25-50 dollar a hand black jack and as I got older I got fairly good at poker. Finishing 3rd in a fairly large tournament once.

Never chased I was more about getting a windfall and getting out. There were plenty of time that driving to the casino took longer than the time I spent inside. I'd go in with a certain number in my head. If I reached that number I walked out. If it looked like that number was unattainable on this trip id walk away. Helk my first trip to Vegas I blew more on the strip club than gambling. Be responsible that's all.

I haven't stepped foot in a casino in almost 4 years though. Priorities change.
 
I've seen people grab purple chips and pocket them in cash games, but I'm hardly in the poker room because I'm primarily on the floor

Yeah, taking chips off the table during a cash game is called "going south" and is extremely frowned upon and is considered cheating. Most casinos don't allow it.

There is also "rat-holing" where someone cashes out of the game and then immediately returns to the same game with a smaller buy in than when they cashed out. Chicken-shit move is all it is and serious players hate it.
 
No, don't. I do this for a living, you are the fool that keeps my lights on. Time is your enemy in the casino if you plan on actually winning.

One of the few and I mean FEW players that are beating us lifetime does it the best way. Has a credit line from us of 125,000, he'll withdraw it all. The thing is, he's only playing for 8%. To put in perspective, you take 100 dollars in and tell yourself(and mean it) that the second you get 8 dollars you'll leave. That's what he does, and is beating us out of roughly 90,000 lifetime.
 
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