They put in hybrid live video machines in December. I read this summer the MD gaming comish changed the regs to allow 6:5 payout and hit on Soft 17's, juat in time for the MGM to open. I plan to go back in the early AM and check out the HL room and play some blackjack- i'll update my thread if I spot anything that is advantageous. Outside of that-the distance to DC is nice since they do have some nice restaurants and lounges there- but be prepared to pay for it. I don't think they care considering they are going to make boat loads of cash on blackjack alone. What a rip!!! I still played a few hands and only won because the dealer mis-paid me $400 on a 3-card straight- shhh don't tell MGM. Bonus bet was $5 and you have to play the 3-card option at the table minimum just to play the bonus bet. She even said it was a joke that management was doing that.įor those outside of Maryland, PG county or Prince George's county isn't the best place to be so it does bring in a healthy dose of degenerate gamblers which explains why the blackjack tables were packed.Īfter, I left the HL room, I played Let It Ride- just to play a game. The pit manager I talked to told me that the other half of the high limit room will be continuous shuffling machines also. Those tables, all 6 of them were packed and i couldn't play, but it was 6D, S17. The high limit room has hand shuffled decks with a couple of $100 and the rest $200 tables. Sad part was that they were all packed and some minimums as high as $50!!! It almost feels like you are in a Vegas casino- until you try to play blackjack.Īll the blackjack tables on the floor have continuous shuffling machines- let me say that again- all of the blackjack tables are like that on the floor. I finally decided to check out the new casino in PG county Maryland and first off, the casino is nice.

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