Just felt like sharing the excitement. After a successful trip down to AC and hitting the craps table hard, I won enough money to finally buy the wetsuit that I've been eyeing up for since last winter. I ordered a Hotline Ultra Hot Combo CCU XLS and got it on a good sale. Can't wait for it to get here so I can get in the water. I haven't had the chance to get into the water since Thanksgiving, and I'm itching to get cold and wet. ~Rez
wtf kind of wetsuit is that you wont be getting the water any time soon by the looks of this forecast
excellent choice, right up there with the Drylock. Those boys in Santa Cruz really know how to make a suit....you'll definitely be warm and happy. http://www.hotlineonline.com/Mercha...Category_Code=Wetsuits-Men&Store_Code=dhooker
I'm on my 2nd season with t hat suit. It is by far the easiest suit to get in and out of, which is great on those freezing windy days. It's probably not the most flexible but its definitely durable and should be plenty warm if it fits right.
9ten and Kidrock: Thats what I've heard about the suit, that it's really toasty. I went with Hotline because it looks like from their size chart they are the only company that makes a suit that fits my bulky short frame. As far as flexibility goes, I'm a sponger, so I don't think it will be as much as an issue. I'd rather be warm then flexi. Everyone else: The little lady wanted to head down for a weekend to unwind, I was saving the money anyway for the suit, so the winnings (I'm good at craps, just not good enough to turn 600 to 6k) go towards the suit and everything left over goes for the usual bs. Scobyville: Must have just missed you, was there from Fri through Sunday afternoon. Where were you playing at? There were ridable waves Saturday day near Showboat. Nothing great but definitely doable. Rez
Stayed at resorts. I was playing the $5 ($10 a spin) wheel of fortune, I just kept hitting the bonus spin. $175, $250, $500, $500, $450 all off of $500. I was pumped, ending up giving a little back on roulette. My brother threw a $100 bill into the $100 wheel of fortune and hit $4,000 on his first an only spin, it was eppyyyyy
You are "good at craps". haha..odds are still against you my friend. All it takes is a little bit of luck.
Scobey, how was the room at Resorts? We've stayed at Taj, Ceasers, Showboat and Bally's, and so far Taj has been the best consistently. Showboat has been nice as well. Bally's has been hit or miss (and I hate playing there) and Ceasers was nice but cramped. The lady is eyeing up another trip in March for Restaurant Week. Surfsup: Odds are always against you in a casino, but there are ways to play to minimize house edge, I never rack up big wins at craps, but I also don't loose big money. Last 5-8 times I've played I've walked away even, or with a few extra hundreds in my pocket. I can't complain.
man i go up into the casinos body guards all around with 1mill in my back pocket and i come out with 10 mill, i am the ultimate craps players.
One thing for sure The Casinos are not in business to lose money, they're counting on you losing yours to them.
