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"In this article we are going to discuss the fundamental ideas that every blackjack player should know before he plays a hand at the tables: bankroll, risk-of-ruin, expected-value, standard deviation, and desirability index. With a good understanding of these ideas, you will be able to make more accurate wagers at better games, reducing your risk while optimizing your return..."
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"I get questioned from both recreational players and also those who are always looking to play with an advantage over the casino about why Brad and I switched our main casino game from blackjack to video poker and I'm often asked for advice on how to make this change. This got me thinking about the reasons why we - and many others - became VP converts..."
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"The second common argument for dice control skill is reference to long hand length in craps. Hand length refers to the number of dice rolls a shooter has before relinquishing the dice to the next player (after sevening out on a point roll). 'Monster rolls' of 40 or more are often achieved and documented. What can these occurrences tell us statistically about dice control skill?.."
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"Card counters know that those 6-deck and 8-deck games usually need almost double dynamite to beat them. What is double dynamite, you ask? You have to increase your bet to twice the number of decks to have a decent edge at the games during high counts. That's 1-12 in 6-deck games and 1-16 in 8-deck games. So with $25 as the minimum bet in an 8-deck game, you'd have to go to $400 in high counts..."
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"I was playing a Sit and Go tournament at Global Player last week, and I managed to position myself with a small lead going into the last hand. I also had the benefit of betting and acting last on the hand, so I had a good chance of winning the table. My bet amount was just right, but once the cards were dealt I managed to make three big mistakes playing the hand. Read on to see what I mean..."
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"This month I want to continue with my discussion about starting hands with a look at pocket pairs. A "pocket pair" is when you are dealt two cards of the same value in your starting hand. You may also hear it referred to as a "wired pair." Although a pocket pair has instant values, some players tend to over value them..."
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