Thread: Casinos that Expose Burn Cards

I am looking for casinos that expose burn cards, and the
cut card is counted, ideally 14 from the end, and played one hand after the cut card is exposed.

They do this in Connecticut, and some Atlantic City Casinos.
Las Vegas will not expose the burned cards.
Tunica, also will not expose the burn cards.

I am willing to travel anywhere I can find this game.

I assume you're counting... Have you found a way to make it profitable without a bet spread of 1-1000?

I personally have never seen a dealer expose a burn card... but will let you know if I find one.

Curious about what you have discovered...

TheArchitect

Originally Posted by Profbac

I am looking for casinos that expose burn cards, and the cut card is counted, ideally 14 from the end, and played one hand after the cut card is exposed.

They do this in Connecticut, and some Atlantic City Casinos.
Las Vegas will not expose the burned cards.
Tunica, also will not expose the burn cards.

I am willing to travel anywhere I can find this game.[/QUOTE

Pearl River Resort choctaw MS

1) Diamond Jacks Casino in Bossier LA exposes burn cards and counts -14 from the end, plus one hand after cut card exposed.

2) Across the river from them is El Dorado Casino in Shreveport LA. They used to have the same conditions, but I haven't been there in a while so I can't confirm that's still true.

Fallsview casino Niagara Falls

Originally Posted by Profbac

I am looking for casinos that expose burn cards, and the
cut card is counted, ideally 14 from the end, and played one hand after the cut card is exposed.

They do this in Connecticut, and some Atlantic City Casinos.
Las Vegas will not expose the burned cards.
Tunica, also will not expose the burn cards.

I am willing to travel anywhere I can find this game.

Originally Posted by bacplayer2010

Fallsview casino Niagara Falls

I was at Fallsview three years ago, and the burn cards were face down.
When did you last see this?

Fallsview was pretty nice, and not a terrible trip for me, so I am really interested.

Thanks

16jan2010 they showed them, as far as I know they shown them for some time.

Originally Posted by Profbac

I was at Fallsview three years ago, and the burn cards were face down.
When did you last see this?

Fallsview was pretty nice, and not a terrible trip for me, so I am really interested.

Thanks

Profbac, there are online live casinos they don't burn card and cut only few cards at the end. Check www.dublinbet.com and www.ladbrokes.com

Please do let me know if you can play there if you are from US.

Burn cards?? is it a magic show or something?? who perform?? criss Angel??

Harrahs Casino in Joliet exposes the burn cards at the beginning of the shoe.

What about those casino's that don't burn cards, I can't exploit them either.

Mount Airy in PA exposes the burn cards. Haven't been up there for a good while.

Parx casino in Bensalem, PA shows burned cards and play one more hand after the cut card exposed

Riverwind casino, Norman Oklahoma.
Table minimum 10
table Max 200
they say table Max low cause they lose to much money when Max high.
it piss me off but I play there before

Originally Posted by Profbac

I am looking for casinos that expose burn cards, and the
cut card is counted, ideally 14 from the end, and played one hand after the cut card is exposed.

They do this in Connecticut, and some Atlantic City Casinos.
Las Vegas will not expose the burned cards.
Tunica, also will not expose the burn cards.

I am willing to travel anywhere I can find this game.

Worth mentioning that unexposed doesn't necessarily mean you can't see them. A polite request may allow you a peek.

Originally Posted by Profbac

I am looking for casinos that expose burn cards, and the
cut card is counted, ideally 14 from the end, and played one hand after the cut card is exposed.

They do this in Connecticut, and some Atlantic City Casinos.
Las Vegas will not expose the burned cards.
Tunica, also will not expose the burn cards.

I am willing to travel anywhere I can find this game.

Finally decided to give PA another shot given how screwed up AC and CT are at the moment with their deck shuffling. Headed to Sands at Bethlehem and I can say I am very impressed with how things are with this new casino. To me much better than Mount Airy. Knowing that it is the same organization that owns and runs the Venetian and the Palazzo in Vegas and have properties in Macau, you will not be disappointed in terms of logistics and planning. There are many negative reviews through out sites like Yelp and Trip Advisor yet I didn't find much negatives except for the loud music, the very liberal approach to smoking and the constant crowding. Dealers were more approachable and friendly relative to CT, AC and Vegas. Best time to play is between 2 am to 10 am since it is very quiet and you can play a table by yourself.

16 tables total. 4 in high limit area and 12 in the $25 limit area. Uses the 14 card cut from the back and exposes the burn cards.

Downside: In the weekend it is very loud because a few feet away you constantly have live bands playing. Very tough to concentrate if noise affects you. If you are not a fan of noise pollution and like quiet concentration, you might be peeved. Plus very heavy smoke all around.

A surprising positive, nothing to do with table games is the food options and restaurants. Two Emeril restaurants can be found here. One is a burger place and the other a high end restaurant. Burger place doesn't disappoint at all. Kind of pricey but well worth the visit. Have not tried the high end restaurant yet. Will probably do so in the near future when I plan to do an overnight trip where I book one of their new hotel rooms.