This week, Chris and Josh are out on the range with a listener Q&A and another social media roundup. They kick things off with a celebration of Bobby Bonilla Day, share some Vegas stories, and dive deep into casino credit, Fremont strategy, video poker upgrades, and more.
Episode Highlights:
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Bobby Bonilla Day and childhood Nintendo confusion
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Lump sum vs. annuity: What would you take if you won big?
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Ultimate X, hot roll, and a new wild-card video poker variant
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Listener rankings: Vegas shows and restaurants put to the test
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How long should first-timers spend on Fremont Street?
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Casino credit 101: What markers are, how long you get, and how casinos track your play
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Don’t players at craps: strategy or bad form?
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The etiquette of holding slot machines and chair tipping
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Player's clubs ranked from worst to best
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Elevator survival, Dolly Parton ticket chaos, and a troubling tax change for gamblers
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