David, I've looked at your website howtobeatthecasinos.com, and I have some suggestions.
There's a lot of good information there. However, I see nothing that will help someone "beat the casinos." Play better? Sure. Lose less? Sure. But this is a Vegas/gambling guide more than a "how to win" guide (which, if genuine, would have to be pretty esoteric).
The site needs editing. There's a lot there that's simply not true. For instance, in an article of blackjack strategy, you say you should always split aces because getting a 10 on one of them gives you a blackjack, which pays 3:2. This is incorrect. It gives you a plain old 21, which pays even money IF it wins. Also, you say that if you double on 11, you're "likely" to get a 10-value card. It's actually 9 to 4 against, which I would consider "unlikely."
There's some stuff that's not useful at all. In your recent pai gow tiles article, you say the player needs to be familiar with "informed decisions about how to arrange your hands" without saying what those decisions should be based on! There is, in fact, a basic strategy for Pai Gow Tiles (NOT "house way"), but you don't even mention it or how to find it. Then, you say that the player needs to be "aware of the dealer's tiles." WTF? The player makes his decisions BEFORE the dealer's tiles are revealed!
"Baccarat: A Game of Luck, Skill, and Strategy": nonsense! There is no skill or strategy to the game at all. You bet one side or the other. That's all. It's like flipping a coin. (And you will NEVER see a single-deck baccarat game. EVER.)
The really sad part is that you have a lot of excellent information, such as your list of resources to combat problem gambling (though I doubt anyone with a gambling problem will ever read or heed it) and your articles on tourist attractions. But a LOT of your gambling info just isn't correct.
Fix all that and you'll have a great and informative website.
