♦ Casino Niagara Trip ♣ Calculations

Assuming it's $15 to $300 blackjack tables, and after examining things to be adequate for engaging/starting play, then:
$15 * $100 = $1500 should be minimum
while $300 * 10 = $3000 should be proper bankroll if play serious, and this comes at after meritted everything - the cards, the shuffle machine, the seats, the dealer likableness and so on

Noisy environment and distractions has already been prepared for as one of my personal training session had involved training in loud restaurant and irrelevent places - filled with noise that not only makes blockades concentration but makes listening to dealer even a task difficult-o to achieve-io.

Estimated winning:
     1st hour, assuming found good table, 120 hands on average per hour, then 120 X $20 = $2400 total wager
           + 3 hands of winning, then $60, ok per hour
                     With 6 hours of total play, then 6 X $60 = $360,   also ok, not so shabby for first dive

     Assuming found okay-ish table, ones that later gets bad, so and so, so 60 hands on average per hour, then the "standard projection" would be a... hmm, yes yeppers, a $30 profit per hour


Also would try some 3-card poker:
         estimated winning after 3 hour session: at least $100 even if shoes are really bad

         with the large possible go-get reserve bankroll, recovery is very possible, unless someone stole my seat of course, things like that, hehehehehe


And some Baccarat:
         estimated winnings from some short seats: $20,   if stuck in hole which possible, then might take longer to dig out, luck gets to decide it
         if play long term, 3 consequenctive show-shoe (whole turnouts/hand outcomes) (whole session each) then aproximately $120 profit minimum (conservative estimates)



♦ We will proceed to try the silly old machine blackjack and roulette, if they are RNG then we can do this.  Let's bring out enough so to enjoy max, at sametime with low expectation so to comfort with dissapointment.  Hooyahhhhh.