I should try my luck again, but maybe in Atlantic city. Aren't spins independent events? Marking things down seems pointless unless I'm missing something?

Speaking of Baccarat, what's the deal with people marking down the amount of times the banker / players wins or loses. I'd rather lay it all on out and take the coin flip at the games of chance than the low roll of a big payout at the slots. Rarely bet on individual numbers, just the colors, the rows and columns, and sometimes odds or evens. For the most part, I leave if I'm at half pocket, or double pocket. It's sad to see so many people (the retired / unemployed loners) on the slots and not hit a single time. I didn't feel threatened or unsafe, but I did feel annoyed. The other few youngsters never actually play, they just stood around asking for a few dollars every now and again. Everyone else was middle age to older age. I was literally one of a handful of younger people. I was on a hot streak for a few months, so I would go after work, play for a bit, (then grab that Coach that once serviced Manhattan, all the way home.) One day I decided to go on a day off feeling a little lucky, and man. If you're going to blow all your cash, there are so many better places to do it. I've never seen such slow moving zombies in my life. Go in there mid day and it's a sad sad group of slumped over retired or unemployed lonely people all by themselves. And somewhat on topic what a miserable place most casinos are, especially the racinos (Resorts Queens, Empire Yonkers, Monticello, etc.).

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