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Roulette Strategies

noreply@blogger.com (Paparazzi) — Fri, 30 Jun 2006 14:38:00 +0000

The math behind roulette is simple, but it also has some of the worst odds in casino gaming. American roulette gives the house an edge of 5.26% for every bet except one. The other bet gives an even worse house edge of 7.29%.

There is a little known rule called ‘surrender’ in some casinos. If this rule is in place (ask at the table before you play) you're as close as you're going to get to using any roulette strategies.

The surrender rule applies only to outside bets that pay even money, such as red/black, even/odd, and high/low. With the surrender rule, ff the ball lands on 0 or 00 (double zero) you only lose half of your bet instead of all of it. The casinos edge then drops to about 2.63% in this case, and that is about as good as it gets as far as roulette strategies.

The numbers:
Advantage = [18/38 x 1] + [18/38 x (-1)] + [2/38 x (-0.5)] = -1/38 = -0.0263 or a house edge of 2.63% Another one of the well known roulette strategies is to look for wheels that don’t have a double zero. European roulette wheels typically don't have a double zero, but American tables almost always have it, as it increases the house edge. In that case, your best bet is to look for a wheel with no double zero in the online casinos, as well as those in real American casinos.

Texas Holdem Pre-flop Strategy

noreply@blogger.com (Paparazzi) — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 13:19:00 +0000

Before you start betting like a madman when you get two eights in the pocket, you need to carefully consider all factors involved in solid pre-flop strategy.
The factors to consider are the number of players, how aggressive/passive the players at the table are, your bankroll, your position, and how much risk you are willing to entail.

Number of players: With 10 people in the game, it's much more likely that someone else has a strong hand in the pocket than in a short-handed game. Also, you'll need to be more cautious in larger games, as the chances of someone's pre-flop hand fitting the flop will be much better. More competition means stiffer competition.

How aggressive the players are: Assuming you've been playing with a few people for several hands, and you noticed some jackass is raising every hand pre-flop, you'll want to play tighter. Let the guy win the blinds (big deal) and nail him to the wall when you have a solid hand in the pocket pre-flop.

Your bankroll: If you have $2 left, you'll want to play extremely carefully and select one hand to bet on, hoping to get as many players involved as possible for a larger pot. You'll want to be all-in before the flop is dealt. On the flip-side, if you have $1000 at a $1/$2 table, you can take the high-risk, high-payout bets.

Your position: People in late position have the ability to influence the size of the pot much more than those in early position. This is especially true pre-flop.

Your tolerence for risk: Depending on your playing style, you may want to play more or less aggressively pre-flop. Players who shoot for larger pots, but don't mind a greater chance for losing a few hands will want to raise pre-flop, especially if they are in late position. Some players prefer to be as selective as possible pre-flop, grinding out a winning hand here or there. It really depends on your own style of play, and how you perceive the players around you.
You might also want to consider what cards you have in your hand. Naturally, AA is the best to start with. It helps if your hand is suited or if the cards are sequential in rank like a Seven and an Eight ("connected"). Want to learn more? Get a free book about Texas Hold'em Poker from Pacific Poker.

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Casino Game Strategies

noreply@blogger.com (Paparazzi) — Thu, 29 Jun 2006 04:25:00 +0000

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