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BJI Newsletter, August 2008, #103
A WORD FROM HENRY
Getting an
advantage playing slots? Impossible you say?
We've got the inside scoop on how it is possible ... read Jerry "Stickman's"
article for the details. Two of the plushest casinos on the Las Vegas Strip
are located across the street from each other: the
new Palazzo and Wynn Las Vegas.
Joe Pane visited both properties and reports on the blackjack playing
conditions that he found. Jerry "Stickman" made another
trip to Tunica and
reports on the blackjack, craps, video poker, and advantage slots playing conditions.
Likewise, Bill Burton visited
Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casinos and reports on
playing conditions there. Frank Scoblete moans about those once good
blackjack playing conditions in Atlantic City, and then he and his staff of
reporters give an update on the current playing conditions in AC. Alan Krigman
presents some interesting
facts about doubling down that you will find fascinating.
Kenneth Smith describes why it's important to
use all the time you need to make
the correct betting and playing conditions on the last hand in a tournament
(Ken's shortcut to calculate an opponent's bankroll if they get an all-in
blackjack is priceless). Get ready 'cause
LVBear is growling again, and
boy has he got some growls this month ... don't miss reading his column.
Do you know what a
Bad Beat Jackpot in Poker is all about? If not, read
Bill Burton's All About Poker column for the details. Last, but not least,
we have a
schedule of major tournaments from around the country courtesy of
www.blackjacktournaments.com.
Sam Vaughn's article (Down the Yellow Brick Road), which summarizes
Sam's first visit to Sin City at the tender age of 18, will appear in the September issue of BJI.
I will be teaching another
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conservative and aggressive betting, bankroll and risk of ruin, and lots more.
This is a hands-on course; over 50% of the time will be spent practicing in our
simulated casino. Class size is limited. BJI subscribers get a $100 discount.
This is our last class in 2008. For more information call 1-866-946-2521.
If you come across an unfamiliar blackjack term in one of our
articles or reports, see our
Blackjack Glossary:
www.bjinsider.com/questions_glossary.shtml
E-mail subscribers can also read each month's issue online at our web site:
BJI Issue #103, August 2008.
Henry Tamburin
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