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Jan 20, 2016  How do I host my own black Jack table? How do I host my own black Jack table? How do I save people's progress? Save hide report. This thread is archived. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Aug 24, 2018  Players in home games of blackjack are allowed to split pairs. They’re also allowed to re-split. And even though in most casinos, when you split aces, you only get to take one more card after splitting, in a home game, you can take more cards if you want to. As people seek out ways to have fun on the cheap, in-house game nights are on the rise. With poker gaining popularity through movies and its own televised World Series, a casino night is the natural progression. Fortunately, you don’t have to be a Vegas dealer to. If you are a novice, study up on the rules of the game. As the host, you will be the one to settle any disagreements on game play that come up throughout the night. You open and inspect any new deck of cards that comes into play throughout the games. As the host, keep the mood of your blackjack party light and not too competitive.

Sounds like you don't need a host. After all, what can they provide that you're not already getting?
Note that they may know about the rat holing. The host offer may be an attempt to figure out if you're an AP that should be barred or not. Since an AP would probably not want a host, it might be a good cover for you to get one.You absolutely do not need to schmooze with your host. The rest is up to you.
Apparently you play enough coin to fit their design. That's how I got a host; the PB said I should have one 'at your level of play'. I wouldn't have gone looking, as I'm pretty much a red-chipper.
I think it depends a lot on the casino or chain. MGM, Sands, Wynn, I barely register with them. CET, GN, the D, Boyd, some other smaller places, they put on the dog for me. AC & LV Hilton (both gone) were extremely generous.

Note that they may know about the rat holing. The host offer may be an attempt to figure out if you're an AP that should be barred or not.

I'm not saying it's never happened, but I think it's very unlikely.
Hosts are almost always on the player's side, AP or not.
I would get a host unless there is something really out of whack with your account. Perhaps You keep winning, your losses are extremely unlikely(from rat-holing), you only play the best games available like (9/6 etc.), you only play during point multipliers and promos.

Hosts are almost always on the player's side, AP or not.
I would get a host unless there is something really out of whack with your account. Perhaps You keep winning, your losses are extremely unlikely(from rat-holing), you only play the best games available like (9/6 etc.), you only play during point multipliers and promos.

I'd agree with Axelwolf that hosts don't care how you play as long as you're not cheating. They have incentives for you to win and stay at the table longer (they get a small percentage of your theo). The hosts are always on the player's side. However, only get a host if you feel like you need things beyond what you're getting offered. i.e. I get offers for 2 tickets to concerts all the time. If I want to invite more people I'd have to pay out of pocket for 2 more tickets..But, with a host I can tell him I need 4 tickets, and he can easily accommodate 4 tickets comp'd.Hosts are often an APs best friend. They are compensated based on a player's theoretical loss, which can be quite high. It does not bother a host when the player wins. However, hosts are incentived by the casino to minimize what they give out. I view hosts as an independent agent between the player and casino who can definitely help argue the player's case to get more comps.
As long as your play is very solid, and you like first class, then I don't see any down side to getting a host. However, I've been offered one at properties where I have marginal play and am fine with what I already get and have turned them down. A host will nag you to come and play and will push you to play hard. Unless they have something I want, which is generally not the case anymore, I don't need a host on my case.

Note that they may know about the rat holing. The host offer may be an attempt to figure out if you're an AP that should be barred or not.

When I said that, I didn't mean that the host would say you're an AP, but that the management thinks you are and merely want to know your reaction to being offered a host.
Of course, not being an AP myself, and without my own host, it didn't occur to me that an AP would even consider getting one.

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..Of course, not being an AP myself, and without my own host, it didn't occur to me that an AP would even consider getting one. What the best time to play slot machines.

I have a host at most of the different properties we AP at. I started to type out why, but I think I'll just leave it at it can be a very good thing for many reasons for an AP to have a host.

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