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Author:  JerseyGringo [ Wed Jun 13, 2007 10:15 pm ]
Post subject:  Del Rey Casino
Im looking for info on the casino is the delrey . I dont see alot of postings about it . What games are there an what are the limits ? Is it large or crowded and Im sure there is no gaming commision so how does the fairness factor apply here ? roulette?thanks again JG
Author:  Orange [ Wed Jun 13, 2007 10:47 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Del Rey Casino
JerseyGringo wrote:
Im looking for info on the casino is the delrey . I dont see alot of postings about it . What games are there an what are the limits ? Is it large or crowded and Im sure there is no gaming commision so how does the fairness factor apply here ? roulette?thanks again JG


1. ghetto Roulette (no wheel--you gotta see this thing :lol: )
2. Rummy (similar to blackjack) and maybe another card game
3. slot machines

I think that's it. It's pretty small, about 5-6 tables, roulette, and maybe couple hundred slot machines.

Everything is pretty much low limit. I don't know if you can bet more than a couple hundred at a time. I never tried.

The slots are 25cents/100colones I think. I don't think they have any high limit slots.

Fairness at DR? What's that? :lol: Rumor has always been that the fix is on, in some way. Two years ago my friend somehow won $1500 in Rummy and was asked to leave after being accused of cheating. My friend was so drunk he couldn't see the cards straight, much less count them. At least they paid him. Then he took 2 DR chicas back to the room, passed out, and was relieved of his winnings. One of them was "Vanessa" in pic #3159. Look at that picture. I KNOW he must've been really drunk!

I would not recommend attempting to play there to win anything. Go to Colonial next door for a real casino. DR Casino is just a way to pass time in between sessions. Playing low limits, getting free drinks, and enjoying the view.
Author:  LVSteve [ Sun Jun 17, 2007 9:49 am ]
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Allthough I don't like playing there, (for the reasons Orange outlined), I do feel Orange might have left out one game: They have 2 tute (Caribbean Stud) tables.
LVSteve
Author:  Ruffnutz [ Sun Jun 17, 2007 10:21 am ]
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Del Rey Casino has to be THE WORST casino I have ever played at in my life...

Let's talk about Tute...
First off, the dealer takes, literally, over 5 minutes to shuffle between every play, which makes for an absolute bore of a time. Then, if you get a natural straight or better on your hand, they will literally STOP THE GAME for extended periods of time (I've sat there 30 minutes) so that they can "review the cameras". My personal take on the matter is they are watching to see if you just get sick of waiting and leave the table, thus them not having to pay you. This game is played much faster, much better, and much more honestly pretty much EVERYWHERE ELSE, so don't play here.

Let's talk about Rummy...
The mere fact that American Blackjack Rules are not played here puts the player at a disadvantage to start with. Even on my VERY FIRST POST on CRT, I warned people of the fact that the dealers have a tendency to overlook payouts when the player is drunk off their gord, which is as dishonest as it gets when speaking of casinos. I have personally seen rummies swept up quickly on players that were drunk with the intent of not paying him out. And YES, they WILL kick you off the table if you happen to be WINNING, I've personally seen it once with my own eyes... talk about crazy bullshit at a casino... This game is played much faster, much better, and MUCH more honestly pretty much EVERYWHERE ELSE, so don't play here. Plus there's a few places in the gulch that play actual American Blackjack, so check it out.

Let's talk about Roulette...
Actually, let's not, I've never played it at the Del Rey, but I've seen they use a Bingo Basket with balls instead of the traditional spinning wheel, which DOES look pretty ghetto, IMHO, but in no way implies there's anything dihonest or wrong being done here.

All in all, go to Del Rey for its true purpose... pu*sy. Gamble at REAL casinos. Just next door is Colonial, Horseshoe, Morazon and Fiesta casinos are "rock-throwing" distance, and the Paradiso (my favorite) at the Amon Plaza is just a few blocks away (one block from ZB). So you've got plenty of choices!!

Enjoy,

Ruffnutz
Author:  DGD [ Sun Jun 17, 2007 11:22 am ]
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And don't be in a hurry if u r up & want to cash out--I had to cause a scene there once for a lousy 400 after waiting half an hour.
Author:  Papi [ Sun Jun 17, 2007 11:39 am ]
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I have to agree with everything Ruffnutz said.

The roulette is as ghetto as it can get. Not saying that they do this but what if they took out just one of the bingo balls (a seasoned gambler asked me about this on a visit to a different casino with the same type of table). How much does that change the odds in favor of the house. Has anyone ever asked for the balls to be counted?

Rummy - the last time I played the limit was $150 and they are the slowest dealers around. Shuffle every two minutes.

In my opinion if you want more of a casino atmosphere and higher limits go to the Fiesta Casino in Alajuela (near the airport).

Just remember that the casinos are not regulated here so your chances of wining at slots are even less than in a US casino.
Author:  Orange [ Sun Jun 17, 2007 2:14 pm ]
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In Rummy, here's a trick they have to make you leave (if you're winning)... when they shuffle, they put the cut card in the middle, instead of the end, which means that they will have to shuffle much more often. Eventually, the players just get annoyed and leave. I've seen them do this. They'll also switch dealers a couple of times. If all that doesn't work, they will actually accuse you of counting cards (cheating) and ask you to leave.
Author:  JerseyGringo [ Mon Jun 18, 2007 9:11 pm ]
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Holy shieet ! just made my 39 bucks back from joining this site and a bonus of around $300 i would have lost to the DR Thanks!!
Author:  Mia2Ewr [ Thu Jul 05, 2007 4:22 pm ]
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Go to the Horseshoe across the street.
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