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"I am compelled to write what's coming up even though it doesn't have anything to do with Atlantic City per se, although it does have to do with the very worst 11 days I ever spent in a casino venue in my life. The badness of my 11 days had little to do with gambling; when I played I did very, very well - it had to do with everything else, every damn thing else..."
Read Scoblete's and Paone's complete article.
"This month LVBear growls about the Nevada Gaming Control Comedy and The demise of downtown Las Vegas..."
Read The LVBear's complete article.
"This month we'll take a break from the detail-heavy specifics of optimal play and instead focus on some of the basics of effective tournament play. Blackjack tournament strategy breaks cleanly into two areas, playing strategy and betting strategy. The easier of the two is generally playing strategy. A player who simply sticks reasonably close to basic strategy is probably making very few significant tournament mistakes in the play of his or her hands. However, bet-sizing decisions late in the round offer plenty of opportunities for big mistakes..."
Read Smith's complete article.
"In the December, 2005 issue of Blackjack Insider I described how you can use records of your past tournament performances to calculate your strength relative to that of a theoretical average player. In this issue I want to use that idea to illustrate how important re-buys are to a strong blackjack tournament player, and why it can be advantageous to alter your playing strategy to maximize re-buy opportunities..."
Read The Monkeysystem's complete article.
"You're playing Texas Hold'em at a full table. You're in mid position, sitting with 5 and 4 suited, one of those tempting low-range suited connector hands that holds so much promise, yet rarely seems to deliver the killer punch. There have been a few calls, one fold, no raises, and the bet is to you. What do you do?..."
Read Pronovost's complete article.
"One of the most informative reference books you will read about poker will be written by you. It is your logbook where you will record the results of all of your poker sessions. If you are serious about your game it is imperative that you keep a log. The only way you will be able to tell if you are a winning player is by keeping a record of your play..."
Read Burton's complete article.
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