[jh12547]

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... you can buy for $1 up to $35 on the 4/10 ...

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I find that really interesting. As long as they're paying in dollar units, I wonder why it's not $39?

Does anyone know if this applies to minimum wagers only? Can you, on higher minimum tables for example, wager seven quarters and pay a $5 vig? Or nine hundred and pay a quarter? Is it based on units, table minimums -- or is it just the $15 break?

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At Foxwoods its 1$ for every 20 you bet no matter how high you go. Thats why there are alot more 35$ bets then there are 40 as the 40 will cost 2$. In your question seven quarters will cost 8$ and 900 will cost 45$. The only breaks you may get are say you buy the 10 one roll for 35 and then wait a few rolls and buy the 4 for the same amount, 90% of the time you will pay 1 $ for each bet. In reality you should be charged 2 for the second bet because youre total on the 2 bets is 70 and the rule is 1$ for every 20.Depends on either how much of a douche the player is or even the floor for that matter.