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admin — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:45:55 +0000

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Craps & Its History

admin — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 12:48:05 +0000

Online casinos have become very popular for gamblers as they offer easy access to their favourite casino games. Most online casinos offer the same games that one would find when visiting a brick and mortar casino. One popular game that has migrated online is craps With a long history
this popular dice game has developed over the years. The game has also been played in many venues as one just simply must have two dice in order to play.
As with many games
there is some disagreement and uncertainty regarding its exact origins. Some scholars hypothesize that the game actually can be traced as far back as ancient times. Many other scholars are more comfortable in saying the game of craps originated from a British game called
hazard. The game was reportedly invented during the Crusades of the 12th century. It was invented to help stay off boredom during long and monotonous sieges. The game was later introduced to the French who put their own name on it
dubbing it French Hazard or in some cases
craps. The name craps came from the word crabs. The French gave this term to two dice with each featuring a one.
With colonization
many customs from Europe spread to the New World. The game of craps was no exception. In the early 1800s the game found its way to America. Here in New Orleans
the game of craps was adapted from the French hazard game. The game took off and was played in a variety of casino venues. These include not only gambling parlours but also riverboats and wharves as only dice was needed to play. In this version of craps
the types of bets were limited. Therefore
if the dice were weighted
the game could be easily fixed. This problem was eventually solved with John Winn
a dice manufacturer created another version of craps. In this game
the participants placed wagers against the person rolling the dice. They could place bets against or in favour of the roller. This version of the game evolved into the popular game played today in many online casinos today.

At Least Kansas Gets Problem Gambling Help Right

admin — Thu, 13 Aug 2009 01:00:05 +0000

At Least Kansas Gets Problem Gambling Help Right
The state of Kansas has completely botched the casino expansion project that began three years ago. On Thursday, however, the state finally did something right by adding help for problem gamblers.

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How to gauge your aggression at the table

admin — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:15:10 +0000

How to gauge your aggression at the table
What makes successful poker professionals different from the rest of us low limit grinders? Well, there are probably tons of things, but the most obvious one is the level of aggressiveness at the table. Thats right, good poker players are much more aggressive than the average bunch. Even pros known for being extremely tight are much more aggressive than a regular player who considers himself extra aggressive. How come then that whenever you try to emulate the recklessness of a professional player like Gus Hansen or Ilari Sahamies, all you end up with are major swings driving you mad and a bunch of losses to top your day off? Well, you should not confuse looseness with aggressiveness. Being loose means to play loads of starting hands, which means that inevitably – youll end up playing junk every now and then. Being aggressive means to swing your stack around daringly and thus to exploit your edges to the maximum. Now theres a little bit of a dilemma when it comes to starting hand selection. If youre too loose youll find yourself playing loads of EV- situations, and that will lead to your losing money. If youre too tight on the other hand, and only play A,K and high pocket pairs, you will not solve the dilemma either, because youll become predictable and youll rob yourself of the chance to milk your good hands to the max. Obviously, the solution is finding the right kind of balance between being loose and tight. Professional players are great actors. Being good at acting is something thats required of a good poker player. They may look like theyre reckless to you, or even to their opponents, but theyre not. Being reckless is just an image that they push, more often than not, successfully. Theres just no way a successful poker player can be reckless and stay successful, unless hes an out of this world luck-bag. In the world of high stakes professional poker, felting an opponent is much more difficult than in a low-blinds cash game. Playing tight-aggressive healthy old poker is not going to cut it there. These guys need to bring something extra to the table to generate action, otherwise theyll end up wasting their time at the green felt. One of the techniques to successfully generate action and commotion at the table is to appear reckless. A big time gambler whos only interested in taking down large pots and whos always willing to let Lady Luck take care of his/her finances. This is what they want to look like. Theyll convince you they dont care, but in the same time their minds work feverishly in the background, calculating odds and looking for the opportunity to pounce on their victims. One way to sow this image of recklessness is by playing suited one gappers (like 5h, 7h etc). These hands offer several advantages to their owners: first of all, the guy shoving his chips in on such a hand looks like the definition of a reckless gambler. Theres nothing better to promote the right kind of table image than playing such hands. Contrary to what it looks like, the suited one-gapper is a pretty good hand to take to a multi-handed flop. Would you believe me if I told you that a suited 6,8 is almost twice as likely to win at a 4-handed table than K,10o? It is also much better than A,Qo. Its an excellent drawing hand and most people fail to realize that. On top of all that, if your suited one-gapper is hit for a monster, it will almost impossible for your opponents to read you. Never play online cash games without a rakeback deal. Most rakeback deals (like Merge rakeback) give you around 30% rake rebate, but some special deals called poker prop deals offer you more than 100%.

Thang Luu A Skilled Gambler, Wins WSOP Omaha Event Again

admin — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 23:30:21 +0000

Thang Luu A Skilled Gambler, Wins WSOP Omaha Event Again
Thang Luu thought that the poker gods were watching out for him last year when he won the Omaha Hi-Low Split-8 or Better event at the World series of Poker, but this year, he was equally as lucky and won the event again.