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Ryan · 08-17-2010, 02:43 PM

The Lodge is a great place to cure that gambling bug, as long as you don't go in there expecting to walk out with a bankroll.

Last time I visited, they had 2 Three card poker tables, let it ride, two or three blackjack tables, craps and roulette. All $4 max wagers (per bet).

In the past year, they changed the odds for some of the games to further benefit the house (charity).

If blackjack is your vice, beware of other players. It will not play like a $25 foxwoods/mohegan table as most of the players are beginners trying to learn, or players trying to get as much money on the table as possible (splitting 4's, 9's against anything the dealer has - you get the point).

The real benefit is, if you're looking to spend a few hours gaming, $40-$60 can go a long way there for a little bit of a 'donation to charity'.....

08-17-2010, 02:43 PM	#8
Ryan Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Mass/Gilford Posts: 247 Thanks: 216 Thanked 70 Times in 33 Posts	The Lodge is a great place to cure that gambling bug, as long as you don't go in there expecting to walk out with a bankroll. Last time I visited, they had 2 Three card poker tables, let it ride, two or three blackjack tables, craps and roulette. All $4 max wagers (per bet). In the past year, they changed the odds for some of the games to further benefit the house (charity). If blackjack is your vice, beware of other players. It will not play like a $25 foxwoods/mohegan table as most of the players are beginners trying to learn, or players trying to get as much money on the table as possible (splitting 4's, 9's against anything the dealer has - you get the point). The real benefit is, if you're looking to spend a few hours gaming, $40-$60 can go a long way there for a little bit of a 'donation to charity'..... __________________ Please do not feel the trolls.