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Gaming Gurus: Strategy Expert Article Archive - Page 826
Reno Springing to Life26 April 2003
Reno is springing to life with the return of warmer temperatures in
between the spring storms. Soon, the calendar will include all kinds of
special outdoor events and activities that make the area a lively and
fun place to be...read moreScobe's Quick Tips: #22 and #23 (Play Full Coin in Progressive Machines , Learning to Play Craps)25 April 2003
Scobe's Quick Tip #22:
Always play full coin in progressive machines because the top jackpot
can only be won with full coin in it.
These machines don't pay back as much overall in order to build that
jackpot up for the lucky player who hits with full coin in! Maybe that
will be you? But it can't be you if you don't "go full."
For more information on slots read Break the One-Armed Bandits! By
Frank Scoblete, The Slot Machine Answer Book by John Grochowski,
and The Slot Expert's Guide to Playing Slots by John Robison.
Scobe's Quick Tip #23:
If you've never played craps before, just go to a table with $6, put it
down on the table in front of you and say: "Place the 6" or "Place the
8."
The dealer will do so...read moreAsk The Slot Expert24 April 2003
I love to play video poker and think over the long run I can win. I've
tried playing online but can't get credit card approval. The credit
card company says "99.95 of on-line casinos don't pay."
If this is true, how do they stay in business? And is there an online
casino that is acceptable to credit card companies?
ThanksBob
Dear Bob,
The problem isn't so much that the casinos don't pay, it's that
cardholders who use their cards at online casino refuse to pay when they
lose...read moreAsk The Slot Expert24 April 2003
I love to play video poker and think over the long run I can win. I've
tried playing online but can't get credit card approval. The credit
card company says "99.95 of on-line casinos don't pay."
If this is true, how do they stay in business? And is there an online
casino that is acceptable to credit card companies?
ThanksBob
Dear Bob,
The problem isn't so much that the casinos don't pay, it's that
cardholders who use their cards at online casino refuse to pay when they
lose...read moreChicago-Area Casinos Have It Their Way23 April 2003 Every once in a while I receive letters from readers asking why casinos in the Chicago area are not more responsive to the requests of average recreational gamblers. Many times the issues raised are beyond the control of the individual casinos, which must adhere to state-sanctioned regulatory controls.Quite often, however, there are legitimate questions which address the public's desires and the local casino market's apparent unwillingness to "give the people what they want"...read moreThe Best Games to Play22 April 2003
When readers ask me the best casino game to play, I often answer with a
question: What game do you enjoy most?
Let's face it. Most people who are in casinos are there for a little
entertainment...read moreWhy Can't You Find any $2 or $5 Table Games?22 April 2003 You come to a casino with $200, maybe $300. You've read books and have
gained great insights from this column over the years. You know how to
play whatever game you choose. You're ready to roar.
There's only one problem...read moreThe Secret of Winning at Multiple Odds Tables21 April 2003
Pssst... Wanna know a secret?
How about the secret of winning at multiple odds tables?
Many casinos now offer up to 100X odds to their craps players. Did you
know that you can place odds for any amount under 100X as well? For
example, you can take 17X odds, or 3X odds if you want to...read moreBuy, lay, place - What's a player to do?21 April 2003
Dear Mark, Although you state it is a terrific bet, I generally do
not make a pass line wager on a craps game. Instead, I prefer betting
specific individual numbers. The craps table offers different
opportunities: A buy bet, a place bet, and a lay bet...read moreFinding an Edge in Every Game20 April 2003
One of the ways to solve a problem is to look at related problems which
have already been solved.
For gamblers looking for a new edge, there are a number of ways of doing
this. The basic objective of the professional gambler is to win money...read more |
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