The two most commonly rolled point numbers in craps are 6 and 8. Of 36 possible two-dice combinations, five add up to 6 and five add up to 8. The only more frequently rolled number is 7, with six combinations, but that’s a losing number to most players.
Harrah’s Heatwave Pool Parties have made it hot up in here! Come relax in the sun or shake your thang every Saturday through Labor Day weekend from 2 pm to 7 pm at the Harrah’s Terrace Hotel pool area for a $7 cover charge.
DJs Riley and CJ from WHBQ-FM Q107.5/96.1 host the party and broadcast live each week. Plus DJ BCon will provide the best summer music mix. Sponsor giveaways include items from: Budweiser, Miller Coors, Red Bull, Bacardi, Platinum Jewelers, Corona, Macy’s, Q107.5/96.1, and Harrah’s. Cabanas complete with ceiling fans and mini-refrigerators along with upgraded food and beverage packages are available for purchase by calling 662-357-6063. Guests must be 21 years old or older to enter the Harrah’s Heat Wave pool parties.
TunicaTravel.TV visited recently to see all the hot action – check it out here and then make sure to visit TunicaTravel.TV for more videos of all the fun things to do in Tunica!
Resorts Casino Tunica got a new beginning when the Foundation Gaming Group assumed operation of the casino here last November. Now, six months later, Resorts has been transformed as a result of a renovation project undertaken by the ownership group.
Last time in my casino spotlight, I shared with you all of the ways that Resorts Casino Tunica makes your hard-earned dollars go farther thanks to their generous promotions. This week, I’m telling you how to spend that money on the casino floor. Resorts has 35,000 square feet of gaming space, so if you can’t find a game that interests you, you might just need to give up gaming. From video poker to blackjack, you’ll find all the action at Resorts Tunica.
The Tunica Arena and Expo Center will be the new host of the Palomino Horse Breeders of America World Show through 2015. The first PHBA World Show will be held at the arena in July 2013.
My email recently brought a question from a video poker player who sounded like he’d probably had a tough run of luck. “Can a video poker game be manipulated so that is shows a 9-6 game but gives a reduced payout?” he asked. “Is there a legal way for the casino to lower the payout or restrict certain hands from appearing and still display the traditional pay table?”