u/Open_Present2319

New to craps with a question
▲ 23 r/Craps

New to craps with a question

I like this strategy a lot and it works for my smaller bankroll, but as a newer craps player, I have a question.

Let’s say I get to the play where I pull my 4 and 10. Next roll, shooter hits the point. Should I then pull all my chips, wait for a point to be set, and then restart the strategy or leave my spread?

Additional question. What should I have as a bankroll. We’re planning a birthday trip to Vegas where I’ll be splitting time between the strip and Fremont. Hoping for $15 tables, but open to hearing what I should bring for all table minimums!

u/Open_Present2319 — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/hyatt

Hyatt website CONSTANTLY refreshing?

Has anyone else encountered this issue with the website? I am trying to research resorts for our wedding and the website will allow me to pull up a resort, refreshes nonstop for a few minutes and then allows me to continue. If I click any other tab to view rooms, gallery, or the list of restaurants, the same thing happens.

Very frustrating.

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u/Open_Present2319 — 9 days ago
▲ 3 r/wine

When is the right time to explore a new region?

My fiancé and I are VERY new to wine, but since we got back from Napa we’ve enjoyed sitting on our balcony looking at the skyline with a nice, to us, bottle from our Napa haul. We occasionally go to our local total wine and scour the shelves for wineries that we passed by during our adventures just to see what we may have missed out on.

So far we’ve really enjoyed:

- 2019 Chappellet signature cab
- 2021 Corison Cab
- 2021 Stags Leap Petite Sirah
- 2022 Frank Family Cab
- 2022 Ballentine Zin

My question to the wine community is, when did you move onto a new region, and how did you know it was time?

My only experience with nice wine from France was a 2015 Segla Margaux. We knew nothing about it, but it was recommended to us by the owner of a lovely wine bar in downtown Baton Rouge.

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u/Open_Present2319 — 13 days ago

We recently visited SF after a few days in Napa and fell in love with the city and have decided to seek out venues in SF and the surrounding areas. Since we are from out of state I was curious if anyone has had experience with the Maverick House. We are also looking at pricing out University Club, but just based on pictures, feels out of budget.

Our budget is about $20k for max guest list of 35.

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u/Open_Present2319 — 20 days ago

We received the pricing package from Hyatt Ziva PV and noticed that the 2 higher tier packages don't have any information about required minimum stays to get the price that is listed, does anyone have information on this or experience booking these packages?

- We are planning about 35 invited guests with 30 (not including bride and groom) to be in attendance.

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u/Open_Present2319 — 20 days ago

Our full budget is about $15,000 USD and we were looking at a small intimate wedding in Europe with the ideal location being Italy or France. We would like to provide the guests with accommodation in the villa that would double as our venue as well as breakfast and dinner with a chef at the villa. Are we being realistic? We have looked on Airbnb and Vrbo but worry about cancelations from the hosts. If anyone has any other suggestions of countries that might be better for us that would be great!

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u/Open_Present2319 — 23 days ago