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Gaming Gurus: Strategy Expert Article Archive - Page 659
The best time to play slots2 January 2006
Hi, John,
I love reading your column as I am an avid slot player who goes to Atlantic City at least twice a month.
I read your answer to Laurie about the best times to visit the casino. I beg to differ about your answer. In Atlantic City, the best time to play is at night — the later, the better...read moreCasinos on Cruise Ships, Why Not on Airplanes?1 January 2006 Ryanair has announced it may start in-flight gambling as early as March 2006. Its expectations are high. A spokesman described gambling on its aircraft and on its website as "a real wallet phenomenon."
The low-cost airline will introduce a new system known as Digebox, with 6,000 gaming laptop units, which can be converted to play real-time gambling games...read moreJest for Fun31 December 2005 A. "Do you keep half of the money you win?"
B. "No. I usually don't win that much."
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A lady tourist asks a hotel check-in clerk what's a good floor to sleep on.
"Lady," said the clerk, "if you're going to sleep on the floor, they're all the same."
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The big Megabucks jackpot winner was complaining to her accountant about the
amount
of tax she had to pay on her winnings...read moreMeet the top dog30 December 2005 Dear Mark,
If a video poker machine shows a good hand with only one coin bet, would the same
hand have appeared if I had played the maximum amount of coins? Sue L.
In practically every gaming jurisdiction, Sue, the answer would be yes...read moreCraps Come Bet Another Option30 December 2005 Congratulations. You've learned to make a pass line bet, and you've learned to back it up by taking the maximum odds allowed by the particular casino you're playing in. And you've learned how to behave at a craps table by respecting certain superstitions even though, hopefully, you don't believe in them.
Most craps players consider the pass bet as the basic craps bet, but remember, you don't have to make this bet if you don't want to...read moreA Six-Pack in the Casino?29 December 2005 How can you not like a game called Six-Pack Poker? It must be a game created for
the average Joe. When you take a look at the game, you begin to realize that it
IS a game for the average Player. Many of the newer games require a much higher
bankroll than Six-Pack Poker, because they require the Player to frequently bet
3, 4 or even 5 units per hand...read moreDo I Really Have to Wait for the 5-Count?29 December 2005
Dear Frank,
I read your book, Beat the Craps Out of the Casinos: How to Play Craps and Win! I feel I should always be playing the pass line instead of waiting for the 5-Count to be over. But you still feel different. Please help me. I'm torn.
Thanks,
Brian
Dear Brian:
The 5-Count will reduce the number of random rolls you're wagering on by 57 percent...read moreEarly Speed by Klein New at GBC, Burgio's Colorful Poker Book28 December 2005 Thoroughbred bettors, always thirsting for a new idea, concept or angle to beat the ponies, will find value in Klein's The Power of Early Speed (299 pages, paperbound, $14.95).The author, with four decades of handicapping experience including a decade in Kentucky for the Daily Racing Form, has compiled a 15-chapter gem analyzing more than 200,000 races run at more than two dozen different race tracks...read moreBlackjack Survey from the Illinois Side28 December 2005 Because there is skill associated with the game of blackjack, the individual house rules you encounter at the different casinos at which you play can have a profound effect on your strategy and ultimately your bottom line.
Last week we took a look at the rules the properties in Northwest Indiana have in place at their tables...read moreRight May Be Good, but Who's To Say Wrong Is Bad?28 December 2005 Not so very long ago, gambling information was hard to find. Newspaper or magazine articles, books, and like sources of wagering wisdom were rare. Of those that did exist, the few with even a dab of dependability tended to be abstruse while the rest ranged from useless to dangerous...read more |
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