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 In pursuit of winning the car by goingsolo
I'm not a gambler, but I found myself many times wandering into a hotel by day to escape the heat and sitting at some machine or other. I lost quite a few quarters this way. All of them in fact. Leave a Comment
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 some looking for luck in the
wrong places by wish-nu
Casinos are after your money and you never will outlast them
but if you wanna have some fun, see shows, having a good meal, each of the Casinos have thousand things to offer for your money. sometimes it is just the heat of Vegas you want to escape
so be prepared and be aware, have fun Leave a Comment
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 All This Courtesy of Your
Fellow Losers by giampiero6
Vegas casino's make money by reserving a statistical advantage in each of the games, they offer. That means so long as people play, they are guaranteed a win. That's why they try to get you to come. All the shrimp cocktails, shows, rooms, tigers, girls etc. are there for one reason and one reason only...to get you to play.
Now. Each game offers differing statistical advantages to you and each has arcane rules designed to shave a few fractions of a decimal point towards the casino's advantage. Roulette offers you the worst odds. Craps and Blackjacks offers the best if played correctly.
They Key is to play correctly. I don't know craps, but black jack (21) has a basic strategy that Statistics professors have developed. For each combination of cards you hold and the dealer is showing, there is a perfect way to play which increases your chances.
If you don't know these ways of playing called Basic Black jack Strategy, THEN DON'T PLAY! (unless of course you are not friends with Jackson, Grant & Franklin,)
To learn about basic black jack strategy, check out the web. Practice on the web and then try your hand in Vegas.
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 Never count your money,
when you're sittin... by truesunn
1. Keep your purse, wallet or fanny pack on you at all times. Do NOT sit it down anywhere. I usually carry a fanny pack, which is in your view and in your close personal space at all times. You would know if someone reached towards THAT area ;)
2. Keep a close eye on your chips at the tables. It would be very easy for someone to reach over and grab your chips while you are looking the other way, even for a moment. There are pros at this!
3. Don't flash around your winnings, and keep them low key. I personally do not carry chips in my hands, you risk dropping them or someone snatching them from your hands. I wouldn't brag about them either, you never know who may be in earshot...
4. If you win a large amount, ask the hotel if they offer safe deposit boxes. DO NOT leave large amounts of cash in your room! All is takes is one shady cleaning lady...
Hope these help! Happy gambling and good luck! Leave a Comment
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A buddy of mine just got back from Vegas and was showing me a brochure that's produced by the state. It's located, appropriately, at all the ATMs near the strip and gives helpful information for individuals who may have a gambling addiction (seriously!).
Gambling can be addictive, so only bring money that you can afford to lose. Don't take out a second mortgage to finance your trip!
Check out the website below for more details. Leave a Comment
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 D is all smiles for a few
minutes by richiecdiscLeave a Comment
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 we won a little bit *g* by Mandy23
Anyway, there are a few things you should consider.
I'd recommend you to set a budget limit and stick to it. Leave credit cards at home.
There's a reason why casinos dont have clocks or windows and naturally they wanna keep you there long, make you forgetting the time, the longer you are there, the more you might lose. Take a break every now and then and 'refresh' your brain. Try to avoid alcohol. Leave a Comment
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 My friend Jo and I trying our
luck on the slots by Gage17Leave a Comment
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 Luck Be A Lady! by truesunn
Here is a system that has never failed me yet... Allot yourself a reasonable amount of money that you CAN afford to part with incase you are having an off night. Let's say $50. As I play and begin to profit, the original $50 in chips go into my pocket. If I am having a bad night, and loose my allotment, I am done for the night. I only play off the profitted chips.
I have never lost more than my $50 gambling allowance in a night, and usually win ;) Leave a Comment
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