MGM National Harbor Casino (3 Viewers)

[ceramicmike]

Def guys. I'm debating today / tomorrow but thinking I'll grab like 10-15 samples for the commmunity.

I would like a $20 chip if you go.

 

[abby99]

They look great, don't they?
As soon as I say those stacked $20's, I thought, maybe I'd like to build a mixed casino set around those $20's.
Then it occurred to me that those $20's cost $20 each. Ha. Maybe some other time.

Think of it as free rental with a $20 deposit. (y) :thumbsup:

 

[Quicksilver-75]

And if it's tied into the kitchen/bar you can also use it to request a waitress to take your food/drink order. Pretty sweet.

Or request security because you're getting your ass kicked by a couple of unruly slot players

 

[Bobb59]

chips $1 are good

 

[luckbox]

Or request security because you're getting your ass kicked by a couple of unruly slot players

i think there also is a secret combination that deals you a straight flush if toss the dealer a few bucks


fugly inlays...what other casino shows the beltway exit and ramp to the resort on their chips :::


some nice color combos and spots but sorry but that design should be in the top 10 of the fugly inlay thread

 

[DJ Mack]

I'd be up for a $1-$20 sample...

 

[djmarc]

Those $5s are amazing. From what I can make out, the $1s and $25s look pretty lame.

Wonder what the blue chips are? $2?

There is a post on the chipboard that shows the blue $3 "Poker Rake Chip" (plain inlay with large $3).

http://www.thechipboard.com/index.c...r-mgm-national-harbor-p-g-county-md-chips-fs/

 

[onerand]

This is ridiculous:

 

[mummel]

Probably because of that fight no? Gangs and the ghetto.

 

[upNdown]

This is ridiculous:

If they want to fancy the place up for new years eve, who can blame them? And honestly, I've seen people in poker rooms who I'm pretty sure were wearing their pajamas - I kind of like the idea.

 

[DJ Mack]

Glad to know that after January 1 it'll be OK to bring chains to the casino again.

And if I'm reading ticketmaster correctly it's a $75 ticket to get in. Nice.

 

[Poker Zombie]

I'm all for dress-code, if the paying clientele is being kept away by hoods.

 

[Ben]

Hmmm. Does the average adult male actually own a pair of shoes that are not athletic shoes, sneakers, boots, flip flops, or those uncomfortable-as-hell "weddings and funerals" shiny-ass dress shoes that nobody would or should ever wear to a casino?

I sure as hell don't, but I'm genuinely curious. I guess my moccasin slippers aren't SPECIFICALLY prohibited...

 

[Kain8]

Neither are these prohibited:

 

[mummel]

I've been to Monte-Carlo and the casinos there don't let you in unless you're dressed to the nines. I'm on board with a dress code.

 

[SuckoutKing]

I've have never been to DC.

 

[pltrgyst]

Funny they built the place on cheap land in the hood....

Now *that's* funny. Guess you've never been to DC.

 

[SuckoutKing]

Now *that's* funny. Guess you've never been to DC.

Your right. Therefore edited.

 

[BGinGA]

This is ridiculous:

If I were local, I'd show up at 4:55 wearing a tattered YUCK FU t-shirt, cut-off baggy jean shorts, a Capitals ball cap, and Nike shoes.... just to make a point.

 

[Poker Zombie]

Hmmm. Does the average adult male actually own a pair of shoes that are not athletic shoes, sneakers, boots, flip flops, or those uncomfortable-as-hell "weddings and funerals" shiny-ass dress shoes that nobody would or should ever wear to a casino?

I sure as hell don't, but I'm genuinely curious. I guess my moccasin slippers aren't SPECIFICALLY prohibited...

I've worn my patent leather Chuck Taylors to clubs with strict dress codes before. Even had a couple of bouncers compliment me on them. Good looks don't need to be uncomfortable.

Then again, I don't qualify as "average".

 

[onerand]

The dress code and the $75 ticket were a bad idea for the poker room. Worked out ok for the main casino, but they gave many tickets away.

No jeans, boots or sneakers is silly. Of course, they did not enforce the dress code.

 

[Poker Zombie]

I cannot imaging how much buisness a casino must be pulling in that they would decide to charge admission, unless their tables were rake-free - then $75 would be a grinder's dream.

Rake-free tables. What a dream.

 

[DJ Mack]

I cannot imaging how much buisness a casino must be pulling in that they would decide to charge admission, unless their tables were rake-free - then $75 would be a grinder's dream.

This was for New Years Eve only. The local Dave and Busters is normally free but they wanted $20 a head on NYE as well and you didn't get anything special other than admission.

 

[BirdCage]

As mentioned in this thread, MGM National Harbor recently released some fresh chips. Cage cashiers gave me blank looks regarding $3 & $20 chips, but did come clean on having $2’s.