Casino daily take during pool tourn.....??
- Thread starter garczar
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Maybe if you want to know the Casino take during DCC, you should got to work at Casino to learn what they took in.
Cesar’s is not going to share that info, it’s none of you business.
Just like the kickback on rooms, etc. from Cesar’s to DCC Promoter is not your business.
Cesar’s is not going to share that info, it’s none of you business.
Just like the kickback on rooms, etc. from Cesar’s to DCC Promoter is not your business.
xX-Wizard-Xx
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i am sure it does .... usually pool players are gamblers .... gamblers cant resist a good gamble ... the winner of the tournament probably left broke ... jk
WTF???? There's plenty of info on what boxing does for casino revenue so why would this be any different???? Are you now the self-appointed casino revenue secrecy police????? Go have your thorazine smoothy and a longgggggggg nap.
just curious how much. a lot of people that go to Derby are not casino-ites and never do much other than toss $20 at a slot machine. having the hotel full is probably as big a plus for the venue as anything.
xX-Wizard-Xx
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Most of the time the best thing that can happen to a person when they first go to a casino is just lose badly ..... When someone chances a 20 or so and hits a jack pot for the first time ... Often this gets them addicted ... Those small contributions can be the beginning of a gambling problem.
EZ on the sauce Cowboy. The question wasn't out of line.
In the case of the Horseshoe, the DCC is reportedly the busiest week of the year. It's a special case, though, being where it is. No way the AMA is going to have it's annual convention there. Or even the American Quilting Society.
What was the saying in LV? They bring a shirt and a $20 bill and don’t change either one during the CES.
No idea, but don't overlook that the pool players bring a lot of action to the sportsbook at Caesars, too. The 2025 Derby took place over both the NFL Division Playoffs and the NFL Conference Championships, not to mention the college football championship game between Ohio St and Notre Dame.
I doubt even the good folks at Diamond know the answer to your question.
I doubt even the good folks at Diamond know the answer to your question.
I was just sitting here thinking about the 9 foot table, pool scene in the US, if foreign players had not become some of the top players in the world, and opened up all that new revenue to the pool world. {mostly equipment sales}.
What would have happened in the last 5 years
Paying the same prizes or less, than what was paid 30 years ago , should tell even someone with a a concrete block on top of their shoulders ,that something is terribly wrong.
Also , as far as the gambling aspect at high levels, if you take Tony Chohan out of the equation, how many big matches would have happened. The whole thing seems to be hanging on a shoestring to me.
What would have happened in the last 5 years
Paying the same prizes or less, than what was paid 30 years ago , should tell even someone with a a concrete block on top of their shoulders ,that something is terribly wrong.
Also , as far as the gambling aspect at high levels, if you take Tony Chohan out of the equation, how many big matches would have happened. The whole thing seems to be hanging on a shoestring to me.
Biloxi Boy
Man With A Golden Arm
So what's the number?
I figure major impact for the casino given the number of people traipsing in for over a week in during an otherwise dead winter month.
I vaguely recollect that in MO the casinos had to publicly post their take each month. Don't know about IN.
Lou Figueroa
I vaguely recollect that in MO the casinos had to publicly post their take each month. Don't know about IN.
Lou Figueroa
I googled it after your post. They do have a monthly report online at the Indiana Gaming Commission. December’24 is the latest. I’m not going to go try to analyze the monthly figures. But someone who cares to do so can.
I googled it after your post. They do have a monthly report online at the Indiana Gaming Commission. December’24 is the latest. I’m not going to go try to analyze the monthly figures. But someone who cares to do so can.
I don't think anyone has to analyze.
What's the old saying: if you can't spot the sucker when you sit down...
Lou Figueroa
My wife tells a story about a brother in-law.
He attended a chemical/chemical engineering conference held in Las Vegas with 1,000+ attendees over 4 days.
The Casinos ask them never to return. ...
He attended a chemical/chemical engineering conference held in Las Vegas with 1,000+ attendees over 4 days.
The Casinos ask them never to return. ...
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