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Originally Posted by FishFry1984
How hard?
You try getting dealers and beverage servers with experience out there when they know what cost of living is, and refuse to leave their jobs with seniority and such.
It’s not easy, especially when the agreement with Everett is to put people back to work and having to hire a certain number of them!
They’ll get there, they’ve been sending out management from Vegas from all different departments to come help them reorganize
And I'll be checking this board often to see when they get their act together enough to warrant the biggest rake/time that I have seen, other than charitable games which I won't patronize either.
Glad they're putting Everett people to work. Just wish they would have allocated enough time training cashiers and dealers to be efficient before they throw them to the wolves, at our expense. It seems as though the players are paying to train them when they are tossed on the floor with negligible skills.
The cage sounds like a nightmare, the lines, the inexperience counting out money and chips. I understand they just opened but how does that justify inept dealers and cashiers? That was on them to make sure they have qualified ppl on their floor. It all translates to costing the player time, money and aggravation.
The parking sounds like a logistics horror from what I've read here. The food is top dollar no matter where you eat there, $22.00 for a hamburger w/pickle, $17.00 for a lunch meat sandwich in the poker room, not counting tip and then waiting forever to get it. $650-$900 per night for a room.
I'm not familiar with Boston area poker. From what is posted here, TR is woefully rundown. Wynn is giving Boston the Vegas level of glamour but they seem to be charging top dollar for the privilege which is their right. Someone has to repay the billions they paid building it.
What will happen is they will limit their field to locals, which I guess is more than enough to accommodate their room. Sad for us out of towners.
Guess I'll wait until they get the newbie kinks ironed out. Was planning a trip for Labor Day weekend, making it an 8 day poker holiday. Have my plane ticket already booked. Will have to stay offsite, which I detest for not only security reasons but logistically as well. Will have to figure out the protocols on ubering it two three times a day.
One thing you gotta give Foxwoods, they accommodate the out of town players with their generous room comps. I can stay there for ten days and only pay for 6 and even paying for Sat/Sun, still nowhere near what Encore wants for a midweek room.
I'm happy for all the locals. They finally got a gorgeous casino. I waited with bated breath 3 years for Encore to open and am distressed knowing I probably won't get to enjoy the experience any time soon.
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