My Friend Wanted To See Some High Paying Flushes, So We Gave I ❤️ Suits Poker 1 Last Try! As always, we hope you enjoy this video, Cheers! #vegas #ilovesuits #tablegames
he didn't even check his 7th card! what in the world? i can manage to make out a black 5 or 3, but either way... Q-10-5 of diamond is a play. why is he not playing it? dealer qualified with 3 cards 9 high that hand! 😳 and the dealer stopped showing his hands after that... what in the world? if the dealers at the casino here did that, they'd be getting lectured by the pit boss. is this guy at a real casino?
The four-color decks? I usually see them in poker rooms and have a pair of four-colored decks for playing poker with family at home. Quite surprised they haven't been I Luv Suits as a game based on flushes would really benefit from a 4-color deck.
Pretty sure the book says min play is 10 6 4 or something like that. But when i play it generally dont go that low but play J high 3 card flushes as my min unless really running good.
That was hard to watch. Playing the Queens would have netted some wins. The dealer also told you that he had a 4 card flush when he only had 3 cards. I know if you look over the cards too fast you can mix up the suits. It pays to play the game slowly if playing alone.
I would always play double on the ante from what you're playing on the side bets. You win the ante more than you hit the side bets, that would allow you to break even at least!
First mistake playing only $5 on the ante. Every time you win and the dealer doesn't qualify you lose $5, if he does qualify you break even. Second mistake at the end you had 3 straight queen high flushes that you should have played. Third mistake not playing 2 hands.
@@OldSchoolSlotsPlaysTableGames The worst thing was that dealer took advantage of you. You should show the commission what he did! If you don't know the game the dealer should help. That dealer needs to be fired, very BAD publicity for that casino!!
Happy this was your last time playing a house only game. You need more attention to what is going on. Too many errors to go through, including not seeing all your cards! God Bless
@@Trojan2024 just noticed, at Red Rock the cards are being dealt in batches of 7 instead of one at a time to each person, so it may not make a difference in how many players are at the table. If the dealer was dealing out the cards one at a time, having more people at the table would bust up the dealer's hand.
Wow doesn't even check all his cards this is getting hard to watch. Learn the game before putting out a video this is your business treat it like a job
Wow you through 3 queen high 3 card flushes away in a row all 3 of them were hands you should have played and on the first one you didn't even see all the cards the last one was red it could have bin a Dimond for a 4 card flush
I like this game, but it didn't like you. As others have mentioned, at 18:08 you didn't check your last card. Odds were it wasn't a diamond, but I hated not knowing. Sorry, Stephan. That was rough.
Biggest waste of money, i font see how any of you can go to your local casino and film your gambling addiction. Its like seeing the slot players slapping the screen in a bonus for luck
@@OldSchoolSlotsPlaysTableGames I didn't notice, but did you have a strategy card like you use for Ultimate? The strat for Suits is much simpler, but it seemed that you were never quite sure what to play. It also seemed you were having some difficulty parsing out your hand and determining when you had something to play. I actually stopped when I saw you try to fold an ace-high three card. :-)
Please learn the game properly and make another video. Your hands were indeed disgustingly unlucky, but not playing the game right made things much worse (plus the dealer that can’t tell suits in a game called “I ❤Suits”)
