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Bodog Baccarat Tournament Weekly Winners

Elizabeth Fairview — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 04:00:13 +0000

The Bodog Baccarat Tournament is now in its fourth and final week and has already seen 15 winners awarded $100 casino chips.

For the final week, we've still got five more cash prizes to be awarded as well as the $1,000 grand prize!

Check out the complete details of the Bodog Baccarat Tournament or head straight to the online casino and start playing some Baccarat now. There’s still time to win your piece of the action.

Congratulations to all the Baccarat tournament winners so far!

The winners of the $100 Baccarat Bonus for the week ending on March 5th:

1) Mr Jeffrey S., OR
2) Mr. Darren U., HI
3) Mr. James H., MI
4) Mr. Terry G., OH
5) Mr. Garrett M., CA

The winners of the $100 Baccarat Bonus for the week ending on February 26th:

1) Mr. Kiou J., FL
2) Mr Jeffrey S., OR
3) Mr. James P., MO
4) Mr. Andrew M., NY
5) Mr. Darren U., HI

The winners of the $100 Baccarat Bonus for the week ending on February 19th:

1) Mr. James P., MO
2) Mr. Darren U., HI
3) Ms. ANH N., FL
4) Ms. Kim N., TX
5) Mr. Noel S., NY

What Not to Wear to the Baccarat Table

Bodog Beat News Ticker — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 22:14:48 +0000

Traditionally it was played by high rollers and wealthy people. Most activities like that usually have a dress code, and a baccarat pit is no exception. A tuxedo is the usual dress for the baccarat pit, but one can slide by with a nice suit.

These days things are little more relaxed in the pit. But if you want to stand out like a sore thumb you can wear a pair of jeans and a t-shirt. Most casinos won’t let you in the house with sweatpants on, but if they do you definitely don’t want to walk into the baccarat pit with them on.

The idea is to feel classy as you play a game that the elite have always played. So if you’re going to play baccarat, dress up and enjoy the full experience for what it’s supposed to be. Play baccarat online in the Bodog Casino today!

Las Vegas High Rollers

Michelle da Silva — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 20:32:37 +0000

Feeling like a big shot at the casino? Letting loose on those $10 hands of Blackjack after a night of boozing? The penny tables have long attracted the more tentative tourists, but for casino owners, the serious money is with the high rollers. The Las Vegas resorts and casinos love and fear the big shots. Sin City regales its celebrity gamblers, most of whom are known for their lavish spending in fine dining establishments, peppered by extreme bouts of Baccarat.

Fancy yourself a high roller? The class of gambler who can make or break a casino's bank roll is considered elite. You must have particularly trashy taste in fantasy suites, enjoy private jets on and off the Strip and you cannot leave home without your personal butler/chauffeur. Most importantly, you're someone who can lay down $100,000 per bet or $500,000 per hour. Las Vegans call you a "whale" and it's true. You like things a little large.

A $5 million credit line isn't easy to come by, and any high roller knows you can't play the big rooms (the really, really big rooms) unless you're willing to move through $20 million a weekend. The high rollers’ game of choice: Baccarat, or as the French say, the "Chemin de Fer." Some feel that Craps has the highest return and enjoy young beautiful women blowing on their dice. Real spenders won't spend much time on the casino floor, instead favoring private high stakes rooms or VIP areas of the resort. They develop elaborate taste in Blackjack dealers, are provided with 24 hour dining and hospitality services and usually leave Vegas with hella fierce hangovers.

Read all of "Las Vegas High Rollers" in Bodog Nation today!