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Posts in category Casino Games

How Good Do You Want to Be?

May 17, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

Bonnie and I traveled to Los Angeles several months ago and, among other things, spent an afternoon visiting Margo, a platonic friend of mine going on 35 years. The ladies got along great and the visit reminded me of a story I wrote about Margo several years ago.

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loaning money, and a couple jokes

May 16, 2016 Written by Richard Munchkin

One of the blogs I skim is that of Paul Harris. Paul is a radio personality, blogger, and serious poker player. He had a brief blog post today entitled Poker Loans. He started the post with this:

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Tells: Dealer Toke Hustling

May 11, 2016 Written by James Grosjean

After a session playing with rookies, I like to ask, “What did you think of those dealers?” or “Who was your favorite employee?” Heat management is one of the most important aspects of the game, and sizing up the personnel is the key to heat management. “Bullet” and I tend to have identical assessments of […]

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Churchill was Right

May 10, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

Winston Churchill was the British Prime Minister during much of World War II. Unlike modern politicians and their political correctness, he smoked a big cigar and enjoyed drinking alcohol in public — sometimes too much so.

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Podcast – guest card counter SmallCap

May 4, 2016 Written by Richard Munchkin

Our guest on the show this week is a very successful card counter we call SmallCap. SmallCap was on our show in June of 2015, and we continue to get comments on how well people liked that episode. He graciously consented to come back. In the past year he has focused more on foreign travel. […]

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Life as a Master

May 3, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

The title of this article is somewhat tongue in cheek. A few years ago, someone called me a master because of something I’ll explain shortly. It occurred to me that many players don’t understand the day-to-day activities of a successful professional player — whether that player deserves to be called a master or not. Striving […]

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Podcast – no guest this week

April 26, 2016 Written by Richard Munchkin

This week Bob and I discuss how technology has influenced cheating, and a case of a top bicyclist caught with a hidden motor inside the frame of her bike. We also discuss a book, Molly’s Game – soon to be a movie, about high stakes poker in Hollywood with some top actors. podcast click to […]

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Breakeven Point Analysis Leads to Some Strange ...

April 26, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

A version of this article first appeared in 1999, but I haven’t written about it for a long time and many of my readers are newer to the game than that and didn’t see it the first time.

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Knowing When to Quit

April 19, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

I read an article in a poker publication some time ago. It was about a live poker player who recently spent a half-hour run “in the zone.” Apparently there were six major pots, and that writer won five. Then the writer was beaten two hands in a row, determined his streak was over, and left […]

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Local Casinos: Economic Revival, or Black Hole?

April 5, 2016 Written by James Grosjean

When the Horseshoe opened in Cleveland a couple years ago, I happened to be in the area for a wedding, and I couldn’t believe how excited these people were to get a casino! They were saying how they’d finally be a real city, and the TV news showed the people lining up on the street […]

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