New York City Area Hype Discussion
Did a quick check but apologies if this already exists, also might be a little premature either way but- given the movem
I assume you’re trolling after the last point but for fun,In 2009 two blocks away from the museum of natural history, a group of middle school age kids pulled a gun on me in broad daylight in an attempted mugging. That wasn’t the first or second time I’d seen a gun that month, and I was in high school.In 2005, when I first started taking the subway every day, I was taught to ne
I’m not trolling. Genuinely curious. We could also scare away potential euro pros who will flock in though. They don’t tend to like guns and getting robbed..
I’ve been robbed at gunpoint in my hotel room in Tampa Florida ages ago. Just want to be safer now ya know?
NYC poker, sick, what’s the next step?
The actual licenses are awarded, tax terms agreed on whatever other logistics by end of December.
Then we wait and see if RW actually opens in June, and if any of those tables are poker lol
The crazy stuff I witnessed was on the streets of Manhattan and on the subway all over the city. Not trying to derail the poker talk just curious if people would feel safe with a family in NYC?
Be careful you're on your 9th and final life.
I'm born and raised here, 41 now with two kids and a wife and we live in Manhattan. We very likely have a lower crime rate here per person than wherever you are from.
I'm also used to the way things are here and, yes, there are random crazy people on the streets doing ****. You just walk by them and mind your own business and no one's going to bother you. This isn't a New York City specific problem.
Guide to being safe in NYC: Don't be an idiot
There, done
Resorts World posted on FB, and their website that tables will start opening in March
Oh crap
..sick news !
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Approval also cut their table count to ~500 from 800, still no mention of poker
I'm born and raised here, 41 now with two kids and a wife and we live in Manhattan. We very likely have a lower crime rate here per person than wherever you are from. I'm also used to the way things are here and, yes, there are random crazy people on the streets doing ****. You just walk by them and mind your own business and no one's going to bother you. This isn't a New York
homestar is also a true 212er as he doesnt drive..
i second everything he says ... yes people with mental health problems are there, but avoid them or help them .
stay out of the drug game, prostitution game or any shady stuff like that and its truly a safe city..
but seriously guys, what color of level III body armor do you typically wear out in the streets?
I like mine in light gray, matches well with jeans and a hoody
So should we expect rw to have poker tables come June when they're allowed to? I guess they'll make an announcement about what kinds of tables at what point will they if it been announced
https://nycasinos.ny.gov/system/files/do...
RW's redacted documents maybe don't contain any mentions of poker. The decision summaries at the end here: Ballys "...and 40 poker tables", Hard Rock "...and 30 poker tables". And those are the only two times "poker" appears in today's doc.
Maybe it would be unusual for a RW property not to have poker, but it seems unusual not to have mentioned it, if it was part of their plan. (Plus they proposed 780 total gaming tables but only showed 534 in their layout, so that's what they're recommended to be approved for.)
Noooo for poker or just the tables and we don't know if poker tables will be among them? That'd be Glory
Biggest problem besides the age old “it makes the casino less money” , it’s a whole separate team of dealers and supervisors that have to be hired and trained. It’s honestly why I’m a little surprised they’re pushing for March in general. I know they’ve had some career fairs but they must really be ready to hit the ground running, like people must be in training by January right?
Biggest problem besides the age old “it makes the casino less money” , it’s a whole separate team of dealers and supervisors that have to be hired and trained. It’s honestly why I’m a little surprised they’re pushing for March in general. I know they’ve had some career fairs but they must really be ready to hit the ground running, like people must be in training by January righ
They've been assumed to be getting one of the licenses for so long, they'd be fools not to have at least *some* plans they can put in motion January 1 to have some expansion happening as quickly as possible. Of course there's building and renovation to be done, but the sooner they can start ramping up the additional revenue and capitalizing on being the only game in town, the better for them.
We just don't have any idea if poker is part of those plans, or even part of their plans at all. The others have at specifically said it is.
They've been assumed to be getting one of the licenses for so long, they'd be fools not to have at least *some* plans they can put in motion January 1 to have some expansion happening as quickly as possible. Of course there's building and renovation to be done, but the sooner they can start ramping up the additional revenue and capitalizing on being the only game in town, the b
Very true. I was less concerned when the proposed total table count was 800. Now that they’ve cut it to 500 something poker seems more at risk. I’m maintaining my optimism though lol
Even if they have ultimate texas hold em that would be fun for a couple months as we wait for standard poker lol
I am going to absolutely crack up if after all this none of the 3 offer poker somehow
I’m seeing a decent amount of social media comments on RW channels and in general asking about poker. I don’t think they actually move the needle, but exciting to see others share on the excitement
Citi Field and Ballys each said they'd have 30 and 40 tables, respectively
I'm super excited for that Bally's in 2030 even if daddy gets $115 million for it. A 40 table room right off the ferry is a dream come true for me