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Jackpot Party Slot Video Resource IndexPopular Jackpot Party Slot Video Resources:Jackpot party slot machines No download video slots video slot machines.. Win BIG at the winners casino! Unique, individualized gaming with BIG progressive jackpots! ... Jackpot machine party slot video Jackpot Party Video Slot Machine Latest News and Articles..come back for updates...Trip Report - The D in Las Vegas I mentioned recently that Fitzgerald's casino in Downtown Las Vegas was going through a major refurbishing and a name change to The D. Well, fortunes are looking up for the new owners! I have to admit that on my last trip I stayed down the avenue at the Golden Nugget. But it appears I missed out on room rates Sunday through Thursday. Bummer! My friend Emma did stay at The D and found the rooms to be clean and nicely furnished, especially for the price. Apparently the room fees included a free breakfast. That's a nice extra. What we both experienced was a very large crowd in the downtown area Friday and Saturday night. Unlike years ago, Downtown Vegas is now a happening place on weekends. There are live bands, kiosks with souvenirs, margaritas, and lots of twenty-somethings. Unfortunately, that also means that inside the casinos the music is loud (very) because a heady crowd of young gamblers are there to party. It's kind of like Spring Break with no beach. That's good for the small casinos that need the play. As a more sedate gambler, I could do without the dancing girls on platforms, but of course I've seen the same thing in a pit outside the poker room at Caesars on the Strip. So, as Emma mentioned, it's not likely to be our first choice to play craps since it's impossible to hear the call of the dice. One of the things I love about craps is the occasional stick-person who has a personality that completely transforms the game into Craps Land where the calls are colorful, the jokes flow, and the dice run hot. That's a gambler's heaven. Heck, even choppy dice are tolerable with a good craps crew! So, don't be afraid of the new D. Just be ready to party more than gamble. Trip Report - The D in Las Vegas originally appeared on About.com Casino Gambling on Sunday, April 22nd, 2012 at 16:05:07. Permalink | Comment | Email this 25¢ Triple Olives 25¢ Super Jackpot Poker Do you gamble for the overall fun of it, or do you really enjoy the danger and anticipation when you get down to your case bet? The case bet is one of my favorite casino terms and means the same thing as being down to the felt. If you play poker, I'm sure there are plenty of times when you have been all-in with every chip you have in the pot. That's really an interesting feeling, isn't it. If you don't have the nuts (unbeatable hand), then there is that roller-coaster ride feeling in your stomach that makes the anticipation of the turn of the next card a lifetime in itself. Crazy! For me, that's the point I'm always trying to get to. I want to have all my money in action when I know I've got a nice edge. At blackjack, that comes when I manage to get a good bet out and can split my aces, or when I've got a double down 11 and the dealer has a 6 showing. Nick The Greek said the only thing better than gambling and winning, was gambling and losing, because he just wanted the action. For me, I want as much action as possible, but only when I have the edge! As for the case bet term, it comes from the Old-West game of faro. The case-keeper used an abacus-like device to keep track of the cards played. Players looked carefully at this device before making their last bet of the deck - their case bet. Down to My Case Bet originally appeared on About.com Casino Gambling on Wednesday, April 18th, 2012 at 15:51:39. Permalink | Comment | Email this As a Last Resort - Hire An Expert I spent some time today with Bill Zender, gaming consultant and previous co-owner of the Aladdin casino in Las Vegas. After several decades working in the casino industry and writing books, Bill spends most of his time doing private consulting and seminars for gaming managers. His firm, Bill Zender and Associates and Last Resort Consulting have developed a strong reputation as more than a last resort; they teach all types of gaming protection, but specialize in the finer points of card counting and advantage play. That's something he knows very well after working as a dealer, learning to count cards, and spending hundreds of hours practicing and playing. Bill learned early how much you can make counting cards, and realized that for his bankroll size there was more money on the casino side of the table teaching casino owners how to protect their most precious assets, their bankrolls. I was surprised when he said he felt there are less than 100 truely professional card counters who spend all of their time playing blackjack now in the US. He bases this on several issues, but I have to agree with him that many card counters moved over to the poker rooms when the boom started in about 2003. For ex-counters there is something quite refreshing and relaxing about playing in a game where you don't have to worry about being thrown out for exhibiting skill. Ace TrackingZender also feels that most of the remaining counters have moved on to forms of advantage play (to earn even more money than they ever could following the count) such as ace tracking, a system of following clumps of cards that include one or more aces and taking advantage of poor shuffling techniques by sloppy dealers. This type of advantage play may be overlooked by casino floor supervisors because the trackers' large bets often take place on the first hand of a deck or shoe. Otherwise, the large bets may involve spreading to two hands in what appears to be a random fashion in the middle of a shoe. Clearly not moves made by a card counter. Of course if you can manage to play as a competent card counter at the same time you are tracking aces and playing perfect basic strategy, well, that's the old triple threat. You'll have to master each phase of your blackjack play individually, but if you learn any part of it you'll likely retain it your whole life and will only need a few minutes retraining before you hit the tables in the future. It can certainly be rewarding, if you have the desire, drive, and the ability! As a Last Resort - Hire An Expert originally appeared on About.com Casino Gambling on Wednesday, April 25th, 2012 at 22:53:11. Permalink | Comment | Email this Jackpot Online Party | Lottery Jackpot | Jackpot Neveda | Jackpot Saloon | Jackpot Nevada Resort | Jackpot Slot | Jackpot Nev | Jackpot Nev |
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