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Gaming Gurus: Strategy Expert Article Archive - Page 707
Readers' Write: Hold'em Fold 'em Question17 March 2005
Dear Frank:
A player (Player A) was all in for $300 of a $5000 pot. The only other player (player B) left in the hand mucked his cards (thinking no one else was in after he made the original bet of $4000 or so) when it came to him. The player (Player A) with the $300 in the pot said he should win the whole pot, since Player B no longer has cards...read moreMichigan Racing Commissioner Announces 2004 Horse of the Year Award Winners16 March 2005 This past Saturday, Michigan's leading 2004 state-bred horses were honored by the Office of Racing Commissioner ("ORC") during the Michigan Horse Council's International Stallion Expo.
Acting Racing Commissioner Christine C. White made the presentations at the Expo, which was held at the Michigan State University Agriculture Pavilion in East Lansing...read moreHeard it on the River16 March 2005 Spring time brings many changes as the weather warms up and early flowers and
trees bloom to brighten up the Delta and renew our hopes of winning a jackpot
but one change that is equally dramatic and about to happen is the changeover
of ownership for several Tunica casinos.
Soon to be official will be HARRAH'S ownership of GRAND and SHERATON, and
RESORTS INTERNATIONAL takeover of the current Harrah's on Casino Strip and
BALLY'S...read moreDon Barden and Da Coach Make a Winning Team16 March 2005 Detroit businessman Don H. Barden has never been happy with the status quo, including the Majestic Star Casino in Gary, Indiana, a property that competes in close proximity not only with three other riverboat operations in Northwest Indiana but also with four gaming properties in Illinois.
When Barden first opened the doors to the Majestic Star in the newly conceived Indiana riverboat casino market on June 11, 1996, the vessel was relatively small with room for just 932 slot machines...read moreCan Gamblers Get Momentum?16 March 2005 Momentum. Sports teams have it, can't seem to get it, are gaining it, or are losing
it. At least, that's what commentators say in print and over the airwaves. Ditto
for candidates during election campaigns. Momentum implies more than merely racking
up a series of wins...read morePlaying Multiple Machines at Once15 March 2005 I'm never surprised to see reel-spinning Wheel of Fortune slot machines getting heavy play. They've been a popular favorite ever since IGT introduced them in the late 1990s, longevity that's rare in the fast-changing world of slot machines.
So on a recent casino visit, it wasn't that 10 games in the 12-machine Wheel of Fortune bank were busy as I walked past that caught my eye...read moreDo Girl Games Pay Less Than Guy Games?14 March 2005
I am a 49 year old female who has played slots a few times in Atlantic City casinos and Las Vegas. I like to play the games that have pictures, characters, etc. (Milk Money, Ghost, Horoscope, Sherwood Forest, etc.). I call these girl games...read moreHold, house edge and no-no-no14 March 2005 Dear Mark,
In casual conversation with a pit boss while noting that everyone on our blackjack
table was losing, I asked him how he thought the casino was doing that evening.
He replied; "we're probably going to hold about 50%." Seems
high, especially since you have stated that blackjack is one of the best games
in the casino to play...read moreNobody Wants to Play at an Empty Blackjack Table13 March 2005 You see it all the time as you walk down the casino aisle -- rows and rows of crowded blackjack tables and then an empty one with the dealer standing there all by himself. People scurry to squeeze into crowded seats, but nobody wants to be that first player to sit down at the empty table...read moreTipping Guide12 March 2005 Many people in the casino are in the service business and that means they rely on tips to make ends meet. For some reason, certain jobs in our society have been deemed jobs where the one served should tip the server. I'm not exactly sure why we tip a waiter who serves us our soup but we don't tip a nurse who serves us our medicine...read more |
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