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Jest for Fun

26 June 2009
Casinos know you can't fool all of the people all of the time. But it isn't necessary. A majority will do. * * * * * Two senses are required in a casino: common and horse. * * * * * However much a slot gives out, there is more that it withholds. * * * * * The Defective Casino An English tourist in ... (read more)
 

Jest for Fun

30 May 2009
You can lead a person to a casino, but you cannot make him think. * * * * * Everyone has bad luck occasionally. But some people give it assistance. * * * * * Written on the wall in the men's room of a Las Vegas wedding chapel: First the engagement ring Then the wedding ring Then the ... (read more)
 

Jest for Fun

27 February 2009
One should always remember that what the casino gives away, it must first take away. * * * * * Gambling establishments are full of willing people. Those willing to lose and those willing to let them. * * * * * A guest checked into a Las Vegas motel and was getting ready for when he noticed a little ... (read more)
 

Jest for Fun

23 January 2009
I enjoy reading fiction when I go into a casino. You know. Those slot payout tables that show how much you can win. * * * * * Religion doesn't seem to count for much in a gaming town. The only time you see people on their knees is when they're looking for a dropped coin. * * * * * Fun in a casino is like life insurance. ... (read more)
 

Jest for Fun

27 December 2008
Keeping your bets small is like the Chinese proverb: Falling hurts least those who fly low. * * * * * A small win beats losing every time. * * * * * The new high-tech computerized slots do everything but think. They have a lot in common with many of those who play them. * * * * * The first prerequisite to doing well in a casino is to be rich. ... (read more)
 

Jest for Fun

23 November 2008
Money doesn't really talk in a casino. It goes without saying. * * * * * French vs. American Dishes DINER TO A FRENCH WAITER in a restaurant of the Paris-Las Vegas casino/hotel: "How do French dishes compare with the American ones?" Waiter: "Oh, they break just as easily." * * * * * Nothing new ever happens in a casino. ... (read more)
 

Jest for Fun

31 October 2008
Trying to beat a casino today is like being a pickpocket in a nudist colony. * * * * * The best throw of the dice is to throw them away. * * * * * Everyone has heard the saying that we should not expect something for nothing. Still, almost everyone in a casino does. * * * * * Even the born ... (read more)
 

Jest for Fun

10 August 2008
Never let the casino do you a favor. It will cost you dearly in the end. * * * * * Some things just don't make sense. Like opening up a savings bank in Las Vegas. * * * * * Overheard at a casino sports book: "Have you seen those signs saying SPEED KILLS? I bet on one horse that's going to ... (read more)
 

Jest for Fun

13 July 2008
A good rule to remember before lending anyone money is: Don't lend any money to anybody unless they don't need it. * * * * * A slot host is a source of advice. Some of it even good. * * * * * Always play a slot machine slowly. As Gypsy Rose Lee used to say, "Anything worth doing well is ... (read more)
 

Jest for Fun

25 May 2008
I have discovered the elixir that turns into gold for the casino: the words BET MAX COIN. * * * * * Horse sense is what keeps horses from betting on what people do. * * * * * What makes for a happy ending of some trips to a casino is the fact that they have ended. * * * * * A racehorse is ... (read more)

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Larry Mak
Larry Mak is a former science writer at the California Institute of Technology and he is currently a freelance gaming author.

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Larry Mak
Larry Mak is a former science writer at the California Institute of Technology and he is currently a freelance gaming author.

Books by Larry Mak: