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Best Gambling Las Vegas
by Jerry "Jet" Whittaker
Feb 09, 2007
Best gambling Las
Vegas:
Whether it is casino
gambling, purchasing lottery tickets or a day at the
race track a high percentage of the population gamble on
a usual basis. If someone wants to feel the real fun of
gambling then one must visit Las Vegas like most of the
people. As long as one does not lose more than one can
afford to lose, social gambling is an acceptable form of
amusement.
Money management:
Excellent money
management is going to be one of the best friends in the
casino. Money management will work if one sticks to the
rules that one has to put in place. To devise a money
management program, figure out how much money one can
afford to lose for the duration of the trip and divide
this by the number of days one will be in Las Vegas. Now
divide that number by the number of gambling sessions
one expect to have in each day, the result is bankroll
for each session. When one goes to the casino to gamble
only risk the amount that one has to put aside for that
session and only play for as long it is allowed. Do
not use any money that is earmarked for another meeting
through any periods of rough luck. The key to making
this plan work is self-discipline, without it one will
almost always walk away as a loser.
End gambling at the
right time:
If the person is sitting
at $5 blackjack and every hand seems to be a winner, the
logical thing to do is up the bets. If the unit bet is
$5 then increase the bet by one unit, win the hand and
maybe increase by one more unit but still playing at a
level that one is comfortable with. With each increase
one may win a unit or two. If one loses the hand, go
down the bet back to the original unit bet and repeat
the process of increases, this will make the
gambling session
last longer and one will have more fun for a longer
period of time. If the broker is hot and wins four
consecutive hands it is time to change tables. Luck is
something that comes and goes, even for dealers, but
there is no point in playing against a dealer waiting
for his luck to go.
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