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Alene Paone Gaming Guru Bumping up Passline Bets24 March 2005
By Alene Paone
Dear J88: Different casinos have different rules, but what Brokopp wrote is correct at some casinos. Many casinos will allow you to go to $15 on the $6 Pass Line bet. On the 5 and 9, the $6 bet would not bump up the odds to $20 because you can get the correct payout on a $12 odds bet - the same holds true for the 4 and 10. Of course, it's best to make sure and ask the casinos you play in what they will allow. As I said, each casino is different. Your second question is hard to answer. I think the expense is simply for the booze and no added charges are put on paper. But I could be wrong as I am not a tax expert or accountant. All the best in and out of the casinos! A.P. This article is provided by the Frank Scoblete Network. Melissa A. Kaplan is the network's managing editor. If you would like to use this article on your website, please contact Casino City Press, the exclusive web syndication outlet for the Frank Scoblete Network. To contact Frank, please e-mail him at fscobe@optonline.net. Just Ask Scobe and AP5 October 2002
Dear Scobe and AP: Here's a foolproof way to win! And I'm sharing it with you and all the rest of the gaming world free of charge because we can all become rich by playing this way! When you lose a bet, just double the bet the next time. If you lose that, just double again. Keep doubling and sooner or later you are bound to win, get all your money back, and the initial bet, plus a win. ... (read more)
Just Ask Scobe and AP23 September 2002
I am having trouble with Let It Ride. I just can't seem to get a good run going. I'll win one and then I'll lose a bunch before I win another. Rarely do I hit for big hands, yet people I play with will, at times, do quite well. Am I doing something wrong? I seem to go through a lot of money in my sessions. ... (read more)
Just Ask Scobe and AP16 September 2002
Dear Scobe and AP: I was playing blackjack the other evening and I received a pair of tens. The dealer was showing a seven. I split the tens. Several people at the table got upset because they said it was a stupid move. One obnoxious woman was adamant that I had changed the order of the cards and we would now all lose. ... (read more)
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