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Frank Scoblete Gaming Guru - Page 43A simple gambling question2 January 2018
Simple Gambling Question: Please explain to me what the best progressive betting system is in order to beat the house. Simple Gambling Answer: Do you want the bad news first or do you want me to explain and then hit you with “there is no best progressive system because none can beat the house”? Yes, you can ... (read more)
Stop signs26 December 2017
My little village has many stop signs. I like that. Stop signs protect the elderly crossing the streets; they protect the kids playing stickball or wiffle ball; and they protect the cars’ drivers so no one is plowing through intersections just waiting to smash themselves and everyone else. Stop signs do save lives and do save us from injuries. ... (read more)
The crop circles of gambling19 December 2017
In M. Night Shyamalan’s movie “Signs,” the people of earth wake up one day to find that certain signs have been created in their various crops fields. These are the “crop circles” of current lore. And they have a meaning in this film too. Space aliens have come down to conquer us and take whatever the heck they want. ... (read more)
The good times at slots12 December 2017
December is the holiday month. The stores, the streets and many homes are aglow with Christmas lights and the people (who aren’t harried, annoyed or angry) are enjoying themselves. Everyone (who isn’t a killjoy) is looking forward to the New Year. And nothing is more joyous than going to the casinos during ... (read more)
Different strokes for the same folks5 December 2017
Most of us have a singular impression of casino players. We tend to think almost all of them prefer a given game and tend to play that given game exclusively. So Jim is a blackjack player and Mike is a craps player and Lulu loves slots and Carla hankers after roulette and Ben is totally enamored to video poker. ... (read more)
Take it easy28 November 2017
I remember when I was a teenager experiencing my first bout with alcohol. At the time in New York City the drinking age was 18, and at 18 – va-va-voom! I went to my first bar in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. I think the bar was on 98th street on 4th Avenue in the St. Patrick’s parish near Fort Hamilton. (I wonder if that bar is still there?) I ordered a beer. ... (read more)
The good, the bad and the in-between21 November 2017
Last issue I discussed the bad experiences many slot players have had in their attempts to conquer Lady Luck. This issue I’ll take you into the world of players who have had in-between experiences; kind of good, kind of bad at the casinos of their choice and perhaps not at the casino of her choice. I am sure many of our readers have had such experiences. ... (read more)
Simple questions, simple answers14 November 2017
We face a new year ahead of us, the number 2018. For me, such a date is the equivalent of living in a science fiction novel of my childhood: home computers, smart phones with video and photography, laptops, and a host of other sci-fi technology. And casinos, which at this writing number some 1,000 that are spread out over 50 states. ... (read more)
A walk with the Captain7 November 2017
The Captain of Craps, the Atlantic City legend and my mentor, passed away on February 10, 2010, during a raging snowstorm in New York City. In ancient literature, great men are born and die with huge perturbations in nature, such as traveling stars, storms, earthquakes, blizzards and the like. The Captain’s death was appropriate then; the weather reflected it. ... (read more)
Seven deadly sins of craps31 October 2017
Craps is the most exciting game in the casinos. Craps players are an interesting and diverse lot too; from working-class men and women betting a small percentage of their incomes, all the way up to the economic elite of society betting tens of thousands of dollars on a single roll of the dice. “Baby needs a ... (read more)
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