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"Eagle Mountain Casino is as close to being in the middle of nowhere as it gets. To top it off the casino doesn't have a hotel, they don't serve alcohol, and the restaurant appeared terrible. This is probably the reason why the Eagle Mountain Casino has to offer attractive promotions for players. Clearly the Bellagio in Las Vegas and Barona in San Diego have nothing to worry about..."
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"The Atlantic City casinos are petitioning the Casino Control Commission to allow them to incorporate the H17 rule. This will increase their edge by about two-tenths of one percent. That might not seem like a lot but as time wears on this rule wears on the bankroll of both basic strategy players and card counters."
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"In the October issue of BJI, we explored the 8-8 hand vs. a dealer 10 in blackjack tournament play. In the December issue it was the pair of face cards and the 10 hand vs. dealer 5. Now we will look at some other hands that we might want to use to stray away from basic strategy in our quest for short-term success..."
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"Splitting pairs seems to be a hot topic lately, so I wanted to revisit a subject that I wrote about a few years back for the now-defunct Blackjack Confidential magazine. The article was titled 'Tournaments: Splitting 10s to win' and it appeared in the April 2001 issue. I still get a lot of questions about the strategy I presented in that article so I'll recap the research from that article and then add some extra insights..."
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"Poker Drill Master by DeepNet Technologies (www.deepnettech.com) is a unique Texas Hold'em software training program that will help improve the game of any player. Although it is primarily designed for the low limit Texas Hold'em player the concepts of determining pot odds, analyzing the strength of hands, identifying outs and choosing the correct starting hands carries over into higher limit and no limit games..."
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"As a mathematician, I find poker an interesting and complex game to study. Unlike blackjack, where card counting can give you a provable
edge over the casino, poker is more subtle from the point of view of advantage gambling. It's you against the other players, not the casino, and optimal play is subjective rather than absolute. This does not mean poker can't be studied statistically and your game improved..."
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