Colorado Gambling Laws:Looking to Expand the Games and Stake

I would love to see them start offering Pai Gow poker....it's really the only table game I play anymore in Vegas

I really hope they get craps up there.

Or maybe not....I'm not sure the wife would appreciate me losing the house at a local casino.

idh78 wrote:I would love to see them start offering Pai Gow poker....it's really the only table game I play anymore in Vegas

I have never played pai gow but 3 card poker is addicting. they have it up there but $5 is a waste of time.

PoWdA wrote:

idh78 wrote:I would love to see them start offering Pai Gow poker....it's really the only table game I play anymore in Vegas

I have never played pai gow but 3 card poker is addicting. they have it up there but $5 is a waste of time.

I do enjoy 3 card...but your $$ goes way to fast.....also that Texas Hold Em table game can be fun at times as well.

Just saw this article on RockyMountainNews:

Gambling stakes increase on state ballot
A proposed amendment that would allow Colorado’s casino towns to decide whether to increase bet limits to $100 from the current $5 has been approved for November’s ballot.

The limited gaming measure, which will be designated as Amendment 50, received an estimated 88,965 valid signatures based on a random sample of those delivered to the secretary of state’s office on July 25.

The proposal calls for allowing Black Hawk, Central City and Cripple Creek to be able to call local elections to decide whether they want to expand bet limits. It would also allow residents of the towns to decide whether they want expanded casino hours and to have craps and roulette added to the games local casinos offer.

Scrupboy wrote:Just saw this article on RockyMountainNews:

Gambling stakes increase on state ballot
A proposed amendment that would allow Colorado’s casino towns to decide whether to increase bet limits to $100 from the current $5 has been approved for November’s ballot.

The limited gaming measure, which will be designated as Amendment 50, received an estimated 88,965 valid signatures based on a random sample of those delivered to the secretary of state’s office on July 25.

The proposal calls for allowing Black Hawk, Central City and Cripple Creek to be able to call local elections to decide whether they want to expand bet limits. It would also allow residents of the towns to decide whether they want expanded casino hours and to have craps and roulette added to the games local casinos offer.

I signed something for this last time I played bar poker....

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!