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Gaming Gurus: Strategy Expert Article Archive - Page 869
Take this Quiz to Better Understand What Draws You to the Casinos24 June 2002 You've seen those puzzles in children's and other magazines, where the objective is to identify "what's wrong with this picture?" They include things like square wheels on cars, dogs walking aardvarks on leashes across the street against the light, backwards lettering on signs, and baseball batters at the plate hitting tomatoes out of the park with badminton rackets...read moreThe Craps to English Dictionary24 June 2002
Craps is another country, a kingdom with its own mores, legends, myths,
rites, rituals, superstitions and government. It also has its own
language, much of it easily misunderstood as sexual or scatological
references...read moreSlot Payouts - Nevada and Connecticut - Report #3D23 June 2002 In the fourth and final part of this report, you will be advised of slot payout %·s in Nevada and the two casinos in Connecticut. This report is for one month only. Includes all machines: video poker, keno and slot versions.
NEVADA: Note: following slot % payouts are by regions and denomination in descending order...read moreBarney Vinson's World21 June 2002 I know that many people in Las Vegas depend on tips for a living. My question is who do I tip in the casino? Anybody who wears a uniform works for tips. People in suits usually don't. How do I mark my keno ticket? Blank tickets and crayons are supplied by the casino...read moreSingle-Deck Basic Strategy20 June 2002
Those whose casino memories stretch back far enough may recall a time
when the standard "Las Vegas Strip" blackjack game was dealt from a
single deck of cards, with the dealer standing on all 17s.
That started to change in the 1960s as operators grew ever more fearful
of card counters, and today most casino blackjack games use multiple
decks.
That affects all players, not just card counters...read moreSingle-Deck Basic Strategy20 June 2002 Those whose casino memories stretch back far enough may recall a time when the standard "Las Vegas Strip" blackjack game was dealt from a single deck of cards, with the dealer standing on all 17s. That started to change in the 1960s as operators grew ever more fearful of card counters, and today most casino blackjack games use multiple decks...read moreWhat Is Handicapping?19 June 2002 What is handicapping? It's the most well-known method of gaining an advantage at sports betting. Bookmakers set lines on a sporting event depending on their assessment of the likelihood of a particular team or teams winning, minus the "vigorish", which is their profit...read moreDon't Choose the Balance between Chance and Payoff Blindly18 June 2002 Most boys and girls in India know the fable about the blind men and the elephant. In Western cultures, the story is familiar due largely to the poem by John Godfrey Saxe. Adults who love Dagwood Bumstead and Three Stooges slots, but snivel at the childishness of the elephant parable, may forget that one blind man stumbled into the side of the animal and thought it was like a wall, another grabbed a tusk and imagined the creature as similar to a spear, a third grasped the trunk and was sure the beast resembled a snake, and so on - leg-tree, ear-fan, tail-rope...read moreDowntown Vegas Does Have Its Privileges18 June 2002 Experienced Las Vegas travelers know that there is more to the "Gambling Capital of the World" than The Strip. Certainly if you're a first time visitor, the world-renown stretch of neon castles in the sky is a must. But if you make trips to Nevada a couple times a year and have grown weary of the pedestrian and traffic congestion on The Strip, not to mention the tourist attractions, there are other ways to go...read moreMultiple-Deck Basic Strategy13 June 2002
For players who really want to make a difference in their casino
results, who want to maximize their chances to win while minimizing
their expected losses, there is little they can do that compares with
learning basic strategy in blackjack.
The average blackjack player spots the house an edge of about 2 to 2.5
percent, leaving a game that's a little better than Caribbean Stud, Let
It Ride or pai-gow poker, but not as good a bet as baccarat or the best
bets in craps...read more |
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