Craps is probably one of the most exciting, fun and social casino games. You almost always hear yelling and shouting from the craps tables. It’s played on a purpose-built table and played with two dice. The dice are made in accordance with strict standards and are inspected on a routine basis for any damage. It is in fact fairly standard practice to change the dice about once every eight hours, and most casinos have fairly strict rules on how players can handle the dice. Continue Reading »
Archive for September, 2008
Game rules for Blackjack
The object in blackjack is simply to accumulate cards with a points total as close to 21 without going over 21, going bust. Face cards (Kings, Queens and Jacks) are counted as 10 points. Aces are either 1 or 11, whichever is better for the player’s hand. All other cards are represented by their number. Continue Reading »
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Game rules for Bingo
Bingo is traditionally played in halls. Bingo rules, payouts and ‘play variations’ differ from place to place. Bingo brochures detailing particular games, rules and payouts are almost always available at each hall. Continue Reading »
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Game rules for Baccarat
Baccarat or Punto Banco is played on a table which is roughly the same size as a craps table with three casino dealers and anything up to 12 or 14 players.Although it can look confusing there are really just two principal bets which can be made: banker or player - Banco or Punto, plus the seldom used Standoff. You may find that a certain casino lets the players deal the cards in turn whilst others will have a casino dealer to deal the cards. However in online Baccarat the cards are always dealt automatically by a virtual dealer. Continue Reading »
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Become a Better Tournament Player
The following are some tips on how to become better at Poker Tournaments:
1. Become a better rather than a caller. Remember that if you bet then you have two chances to win, you can either have the best hand or you can force the others to fold, giving you the pot without any real challenge! Continue Reading »
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Advanced No-Limit Single Table Poker Tournaments
An Article outlining a good poker strategy for Single Table Poker tournaments
It is utterly hard to become a really acceptable opponent of Single-Table Poker tournaments. There is an awfull lot to gather and of course practice practice practice! In this article we try to give you some tips to start you off on the road of Single-Table poker tournaments but if you are fascinated there are many nice books available which go into the topic in greater detail. Continue Reading »
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The 20 Best Poker Tips
Here are the 20 best poker tips I can give you. I highly recommend that you learn and apply them, they will improve your poker game! Remember that experience and knowledge are vital in poker, the more you play the better you become. Continue Reading »
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Poker Tips For Beginners
Find the right game for you, find a game which suits your budget. If you have say a bankroll of £100 then you should try and find a table with an average pot of no more than about £25 and an ante of £0.50-£1.00 so that you can afford to loose a few times until you settle into the table. Obviously if your bankroll is larger or your initial bankroll grows then you can look at higher stake tables. You also need to decide between playing no limit tables or limit tables. I would advise limit tables for beginners as they will give you a better grounding into the game, and then step up to the no-limit tables later on. Continue Reading »
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Points System for Texas Hold’em
This guide will help you determine which hands make good starting hands in Texas Hold’em. One of the most common mistakes made by beginners is that they play too many hands.
When playing Texas Hold’em you should first evaluate the strength of your hand and then weigh that up against your position to the dealer. For example if you are the first to bet, then you should play much fewer hands than if you are the last to bet. The following method is simple and shows how you can calculate the value of your hand pre-flop. Continue Reading »
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Rake and Rakeback explained
What is a Rake / Rakeback ? For each hand of poker played you pay a small amount of the pot to the poker room to cover there costs and also to line their pockets, but some poker rooms offer you a part of this back! Continue Reading »
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