|
|  |
 |
Online casino guide |
|
 |
|
Monday, September 8th 2008 |
|
Comp City: A Guide to Free Casino Vacations (Second Edition)
Author: Max Rubin
Publisher: Huntington Press
ISBN: 0929712366
Originally Published: 2001
Pages: 382 (paperback)
Price: $19.95
The second edition is fully updated and revised and includes comp policies for casinos located throughout the United States. Max Rubin discusses how to get the comps, freebies, giveaways, discounts, offers, rebates and more that range from parking and drinks to gourmet meals and airfare. Rubin gives numerous ways for players of every bankroll level to maximize their return in comps. Applied properly, this is the best edge any average player will ever have versus the casinos, and all it takes is learning basic blackjack strategy and asking to be treated as you deserve.
The Frugal Gambler (2nd Edition)
Author: Jean Scott
Publisher: Huntington Press; 2nd edition
ISBN: 0929712404
Originally Published: 1998
Pages: 240 (paperback)
Price: $12.95
The Frugal Gambler reveals such low roller secrets as staying free at hotel-casinos, beating casino promotions, eating and drinking on the house, playing video poker for profit, and getting bumped from airplanes and flying free. However, this book was probably more relevant in the days when Casino Hosts had far greater discretion when it came to issuing comps. Nowadays things are so highly automated by Slot Club Cards there is little room for negotiation for better comps.
How to Gamble at the Casinos Without Getting Plucked Like a Chicken
Author: James Harrison Ford
Publisher: El Paso Norte Press
ISBN: 0976072602
Originally Published: 2004
Pages: 240 (paperback)
Price: $19.95
How to Gamble at the Casinos Without Getting Plucked Like a Chicken gives expert advice, yet the one that is easily understandable, on Casino Gambling in a light-hearted manner. It tells the readers which games give them the best possibilities and also advises on how to play them correctly. It covers all major casino games: Blackjack, most Video Poker varieties, Caribbean Stud Poker, Three Card Poker, Craps, Big Six Wheel, Roulette, Sports Book, Baccarat, Pai Gow Poker, Slot Machines, Keno, Let It Ride, War and several promotional games. It also offers the explanations of Gambling Systems, the House Percentage, Possibility and Probability, Gambler's Ruin, and Money Management. And it points out which games should be avoided so you don't get plucked like a chicken. Only including in this book of the video poker cheat sheets makes the book to be worth the price. These tables give the reader the best play combinations for twelve different video poker games, and they would cost more if you bought them separately.
|
|
|
