If I lose on the, 'Bet-Up,' I haven't really hurt myself in BJ, it's basically just like the previous win was a Push. It seems to work well when I win two-three hands in a row. If I win on a, 'Bet-Up,' in Blackjack, I don't continue to Bet-Up, I just leave it the same until I lose then back to minimum. If I win, then I'll play the same amount on each spot again until I lose, then return to single unit/spot. If I lose on any spots after doubling, I return to single unit. I'm not going to let the winnings from a straight all ride, obviously. I start off in Let It Ride with one unit/spot, but if I win on all three spots (always playing correct strategy) I'll double my spot bets regardless of how much I won. I'll also count at BJ and double-triple when I am way ahead, but I don't capitalize too much because I get bored with counting after an hour, especially if there's someone talkative at the table and I am still doing well, then I will shoot the bull with that person and forget all about counting. If I lose on one of my, 'Bet-Ups,' I'll return to Table Minimum. I usually bet up after a Split/Double win in Blackjack even though there is no advantage/disadvantage, and I usually let my 3:2 on a Natural ride except for the base bet.

of $10.00/BJ and $5.00/spot on Let It Ride for a Table Minimum? What casino would you recommend with Table Mins. Is this what you mean by, 'RIDICULOUS,' or is RIDICULOUS higher than that? The reason that I ask is because I may be visiting Philadelphia for two-three days in July and I might go out after the kids and wife go to bet for a couple of hours. When they actually feel compelled to have a Let It Ride game, which they often don't when I am there, they still want $10/min per spot!!! of $15, which I think is absolutely ridiculous and I will not play on those days. So to answer the question, Sugarhouse, but if you're a table game player, be prepared for a big bankroll. I probably could have gotten a comp from him if I had asked. I wasn't even playing Tiles that trip, and the supervisor was nice enough to talk with me. However, given that it's a downtown casino, I was really impressed by the service. The problem is on Monday morning the table mins were RIDICULOUS. On my one day tour of PA casinos, I found Sugarhouse to be both the friendliest and nicest (albeit very small).

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