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John G. Brokopp Gaming Guru - Page 43  Money Management Tip from Reader5 March 2003
The only way to become a true recreational gambling fan who derives
maximum value and entertainment from each wagering dollar is to
formulate and consistently use a money management plan.
There is no right or wrong technique when it comes to managing the money ... (read more)
Slots of Fun in Illinois and Indiana26 February 2003
Illinois or Indiana? It's a question many Chicago-area casino gambling
enthusiasts face every time they plan an outing. Casino options in both
states are equally accessible for a majority of residents, but as we
discovered last week, there are some differences in the two ... (read more)
Illinois vs. Indiana19 February 2003
Casino gambling options in the Chicago-area co-exist in two very
separate and distinct jurisdictions. There are four destinations on the
Illinois side (Aurora, Elgin, and two in Joliet) and five on the Indiana
side in the Northwest region of the state (Hammond, two in Gary, East
Chicago, and Michigan City). ... (read more)
The Economics of Playing Slots12 February 2003
Playing slot machines is not as "cut and dried" at it may appear on the
surface. There's a lot more to think about than merely dropping in coins
and hoping you'll win. If you want to be a thinking man or woman's slot
player, it is important to understand the economics of ... (read more)
Slot Machines Worth Their Weight in Gold5 February 2003
Slot machines have had a profound impact on the value of horse racing
properties nationwide. One industry insider told me: “It is remarkable
to me that within the last three years, Gulfstream Park, Santa Anita and
Hollywood Park (three of America’s most prestigious thoroughbred tracks)
have all sold. ... (read more)
Video Poker from a Different Perspective22 January 2003
I have always held the belief that gambling is more of an art than a
science. A science implies there is a defined set of rules and
parameters in which to operate. In art, there is room for
interpretation. If gambling were a science, people who have spent most
of ... (read more)
The Mechanics of Playing Bingo15 January 2003
Last week I began a discussion of bingo and the new opportunities that
exist for people to play the game online. As is the case with all games
of chance, it's important to know what you're up against when you play.
Bingo cards consist of 24 numbers and a "free spot" arranged in a square
of five rows and five columns. ... (read more)
Bingo's Place In Gambling Mix8 January 2003
Bingo is a traditional mainstay of the games people play. Children and
adults around the world play it for fun. When you get right down to it,
it's probably one of the first games we learn how to play and is
arguably familiar to more people around the world than any other game of
its genre.
... (read more)
Cash in on Your Slot Credits!18 December 2002
Sound money management is an ongoing issue for recreational gaming
enthusiasts. It revolves not only around the amount of money you gamble
and the loss limits that individual gamblers establish for themselves,
but also the amount of money you win and what you decide to ... (read more)
Q & A with Slot Game Developers11 December 2002
The multi-line, bonus round video slot revolution that has been raging
at casinos has stolen the thunder from traditional spinning reel slots.
Imaginative games and graphics, exciting bonus rounds, and interactive
play combine to create an environment that has brought a ... (read more)
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