Archive for October, 2005

A Proper Percentage Return

Monday, October 10th, 2005

You must understand the importance of the bankroll. Everyone wants to win, despite comments of, “I just go for a good time,’ or, ‘I set aside an amount can afford to lose.’
Ridiculous! These people want to win, but don’t know how.

Entering the Casino

Monday, October 10th, 2005

You are outside the casino with $450 burning a hole in your wallet. It is decision time. Right here, preparing for battle, you must decide how much of a victory will satisfy you, or how much of a defeat will cause you to retreat.

Accepting Your Bankroll

Sunday, October 9th, 2005

Recognize and accept your shortcomings! The bulky 275 pound football player would like to be the glamorous tailback and score all his team’s touchdowns, but he is forced to play tackle.

Systems in Roulette

Saturday, October 8th, 2005

You’ve probably heard of all the systems that are available in Roulette and that’s because of the fantabulous amount of possible combinations of bets that are available.

Table Minimums

Saturday, October 8th, 2005

I’m in the casinos approximately four days a week. My intent is to play at the lowest minimum table that is available. In Atlantic City that is usually a $5 table and on some rare occasions $3.

Knowledge of Gambling

Saturday, October 8th, 2005

These are little things that the weekend gambler or occasional bettor pushes off to the side or tells you he knows all about that part of the game (and then goes out and gets his ears pinned back).

Crooked Casino Dealer

Saturday, October 8th, 2005

I cringe every time I hear a guy make this stupid statement. They always start the question with ‘How about these dealers that can make the ball drop in a certain section? Should I play at that table?’

Blackjack Terms and Rules II

Thursday, October 6th, 2005

This is a capsule of the dealer’s strength based entirely on his up card. You can’t see his buried card, so forget about trying to guess what it is.

Blackjack Terms and Rules

Thursday, October 6th, 2005

CUT CARD A plastic card that the dealer inserts
into the decks after the cards are shuffled. in a six deck shoe, the cut card cuts off about two decks.

Conduct at a Blackjack table

Thursday, October 6th, 2005

Do you know how to conduct yourself in the casino? Pit bosses, boxmen, and dealers will give you the respect and courtesy you’re entitled to.