They collect these fees on every hand and do not bankroll their own casino. Next, the $1 fee collection business is how the casino actually makes their money. I can't believe law markers allowed this loophole to happen. This one rule has now turned baccarat into a game of skill. But I saw that they had baccarat here which is a game of chance so how did that ever get allowed to be played here? Well I later saw that the bacc rules are 'California' rules where when player and banker both have 5's on the first two cards, the player who has the highest bet on the player can 'choose' whether to hit or not. So games like poker and blackjack where players need to make decisions during play are considered games of skill. Gambling in Los Angeles is illegal on 'games of chance' but not on games of skill.

After some research, I think I figured out why the gambling here is so funky. There are also no slot machines, roulette or craps. At first I though this person was some huge gambler but rather they are part of the operations here. Also, every table game has a person who sits at either first or third base with a huge pile of gaming chips who collects or pays the players after every hand. So yes, every hand you play in black jack, baccarat, 3 card poker etc costs $1. First off, every bet you place requires at least $1 as a 'fee' to gamble here. This review is about the casino experience only.

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