They’ve the usual compliment of tables, including at least two $1/$2NL loose games that Cotton and I both played. I figure our ev is about $7/hr. with an sd of $100/hr. No real great shakes as my ev playing 3 tables online with less risk is far greater. (Includes bonuses.) If I factor in BJ bonuses, there’s no contest.

It does however get us both away from the computer and we earn a hefty buck an hour in comps. After 20 hours of play, we’re jointly up $22. I’ve captured $7 of that $22. Doesn't include the $20 we have coming in comps.

-GeoC

GeoC... Excuse me for being dumb, but wouldn't the "BJ Bonuses" be better in Vegas than in your family room on the computer??? Unless that means something else than I think it does...

I used to play high stakes BJ for over 40 years and unfortunately for me, the game is no longer playable. if any of you currently play high stakes BJ you'll know what I mean.

My ev ranged anywhere from $450/hr up to $750/hr with comps in the range of $200/hr. If you're young enough and don't mind jumping thru 100 flaming hoops, high stakes BJ is kool.

If you're interested visit these sites.
www.BJ21.com
www.AdvantagePlayer.com
www.BJRNET.com

-GeoC

OOOOOOOOOOHHH.... BJ=Blackjack.... Nevermind then...

I think he missed your sense of humor MVP

Geo...

Have you played other rooms often in Vegas? Anywhere else you would prefer to play? I'm also a sucker for comps...for poker and anything else. Where are the best rooms/casinos to get comps in? PM me if you prefer.

What kind of roll does one need to play professional BJ?

Thanks,
Andy

There is an explosion of new poker rooms in Vegas. I would say any new room would be good to play as a lot of tourists play these. I almost always play on weekends as the ponds are full of fish. Mon thru Thurs is online time.

I used to play the Bellagio 2/5NL for a few months, but here’s the problem with this place. They have what is called must move tables. You might start at a good table, but by the time you get to the last table, you’re swimming with too many sharks. Typically they have 3 tables going on the weekends, so I would play the first two, then leave.

-GeoC