You go to the the club and get a 'coupon' then buy in at the table for $100 and give them your "coupon' and they give you $100 in chips, however you'd like them and a promo chip worth $25. You can then bet that chip whenever you feel you'd like to bet it. Like Vegas Dev says from there on.
Its a superior deal over standard matchplay coupons for two reasons..(1) you dont have to match it with your own cash (2) you can play it on bets that pay more than 2:1
The only pit games EI has are : blackjack, craps, and roulette. The last two typically aren't available until after dinner.
Originally posted by: PJ Stroh
Its a superior deal over standard matchplay coupons for two reasons..(1) you dont have to match it with your own cash (2) you can play it on bets that pay more than 2:1
The only pit games EI has are : blackjack, craps, and roulette. The last two typically aren't available until after dinner.
Not that much superior. If we ignore the $100 buy in (which sort of makes a compulsory $5 bet beforehand (at least), a matchplay coupon is worth roughly 46.2% of its value, a promotional coupon (which is what this is) is worth roughly 51.4% of its value and a non neg chip is worth 99.15% of its value.
Of course, that's blackjack. You can greatly rise the value of these promotions (if they let you) in return of massive volatility (like betting one number in roulette).
