Thanks for the link to the table games survey. In the past, I’ve found such surveys to be all but useless, as things like rules, playing conditions, and limits seem to change so much and so fast. For instance, the El Cortez recently cut waaaay back on its single deck games and doubled the minimums to boot, but that hasn’t been noted in the survey–it still lists “6” $5 single-deck games when in reality, they’ve converted to shoe games and rarely have more than one single-deck table now. More seriously, the survey lists incorrect percentages for “house hold,” by which I assume they mean house advantage (it’s decimals below 1.0, and if it was actually the hold, it would be a much larger number). But that’s peripheral information; the important thing is to know what games a given casino is dealing, and the site is valuable for that.