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Gaming Gurus: Strategy Expert Article Archive - Page 860
Just Ask Scobe and AP9 September 2002 Dear Scobe and AP: Some of these video poker machines give you a chance to double your money if you happen to win on a hand. Sometimes it's a "Pick the High Card" bet and then, sometimes, it's a choice of picking either red or black. From my experience, I lose most of the time by either ending up with the low card, or, when it's choose from Red or Black, I usually pick one color and the machine comes up with the other color as the winner...read moreSomebody Won a Big One8 September 2002 I was surprised to see the progressive jackpot on Wheel of Fortune (quarter) get so high this past week. It was climbing over a record $8 million, and those meters were really flying. I admit that even though I firmly believe that people like me don't win that kind of money, I had to get some quarters and take a shot at that one...read moreReaders Write7 September 2002 Dear Frank: Re: Baccarat Battle Book Based on your calculations of an average of 150 hands an hour of mini play (which is certainly reasonable), how can the 72 Hours at the Baccarat Table manage 600 mini shoes in that amount of time? Charger Dear Charger: Good question...read moreAsk Barney6 September 2002 I like to play good old-fashioned poker. Where can I find a good poker game? I wouldn't suggest playing in a casino poker room, mainly because you don't know who you're playing against. A lot of people make a living at this game, and in fact one professional player told me that the poker room in one particular casino was his own little "cherry patch." Not only do you need to know the intricacies of the game (when to bet, when to raise, when to bluff), but you also need to know how to read the hands and intentions of your opponents, how to exact the maximum amount of money from them, how to lure them into following their emotions, how to make them lose control of themselves, how to disorient their psyches, how to bankrupt them, and how to destroy them...read moreReaders Write5 September 2002 I think one of the things that makes money management in a casino so difficult for even the experienced gambler is the uncertain relationship between playing time and bankroll. When making other purchases one typically has a good idea of what one is going to get in return...read moreTwo New Tracks Proposed for Racing Fans4 September 2002 In the past two weeks, two major proposed racetrack developments have been announced, one in mid-Michigan and the other in Romulus. Both track proposals could have a significant impact on growth of the racing market and could make the overall gaming market in the southern half of Michigan far more competitive.
A company named EQTAH Group, headed by Andy Stronach, submitted an application for a new track in Webberville near Lansing...read moreMoney Management Theories Don't Work4 September 2002
Last week I promised that this week's column would be the most important
one ever and as a bettor, I think it is. Money management theories
abound but I have yet to see any proof that any of them really work.
What I do know is there are a lot of bad money management strategies to
avoid and that is what I will cover today...read moreA Roulette Story4 September 2002 It was a Friday morning, and I was wandering through the new barge at Hollywood Casino in Aurora, Illinois, checking out the games. A white-haired gentleman introduced himself as Phil, and said we'd met before. "I learned to play roulette at a seminar you gave a few years ago," he said...read moreSurvey Says "Crown the Queen!"3 September 2002 This columnist usually takes "best of" surveys with a grain of salt. There's always the danger of ballot stuffing. When concerted efforts are organized on behalf of special interests to take advantage of some free publicity, it's often difficult to separate fact from fiction...read moreJust Ask Scobe and AP2 September 2002 Dear Scobe and AP: Have you seen any of this new software for PCs that lets you play upwards of 20 or more of the casino slot machines on your home computer? I paid $20 for a program that allows me to play Hay Wire, Five Times Pay, Hot Peppers, Ten Times Pay, Double Cherry, Double Diamond, Double Double Diamond, and Triple Diamond just like all of the slot machines I would see at Tunica...read more |
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