June 9th, 2010
You might argue that the word sexy does not meet with poker. You might have a point but admit it, poker hotties will be noticed when they are on the table. We have some players on our lists but we also have some individuals who are just involved with poker in one way or another.
10. Marianela Pereyra
She is the hot host of the Poker After Dark. Marianela is a model-actress born in Argentina who has been able to prove that she is a bona fide hot lady of the poker world
9. Evelyn Ng
This certified hottie hails from Toronto, Canada. She realized her dream of being a poker star at 31 and decided to conquer the game rooms of Las Vegas. Face and force to play with at a poker table.
8. Anna Benson
Anna is the wife of Kris Benson, a former pitcher for the Mets. She was listed as one of the hottest wives of baseball players by FHM. She launched her own site and plays during celebrity games. She also has a WSOP experience under her belt.
7. Cindy Margolis
Who will not now the most downloaded girl on the net before? She has learned to reinvent her image and become a poker goddess. We know for a fact that she can distract players at a poker table.
6. Shannon Elizabeth
She’s hot and pretty dangerous on the poker table. She raked in $120,000 during one of the Heads Up Poker Championship organized by NBC.
5. Joanna Krupa
Hot. Period. That’s just how everyone defines this Polish model. Aside from Playboy, FHM, and Maxim, she is the official girl of Titan Poker. We are going all in that internet poker will continue to gain more audience with girls like Joanna.
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April 22nd, 2010
It is now possible to play craps, one of the world’s most popular gambling games, on your computer in the comfort of your own home. One of the main selling points of craps, though, is the social interaction and excitement at the live table, so why would someone choose to forego that experience in favor of solitary, online play?
To begin, it is inconvenient for many people to drive to a casino, as gambling is illegal in locations both worldwide and in the U.S. But even if live play is an option, the circumstances in the casino are not necessarily favorable. There may be no low-limit tables available in a live casino due to limited real estate, but in an online casino, one can always find an open table at the stakes they want. In fact, craps can even be paid for free online, an option you certainly won’t find in any casino. Online gaming also removes the distractions that are normally found in the casino; craps in particular is known for having very loud and crowded tables. Finally, online craps has the option of offering the player several amenities not often found in casinos, such as frequent craps tournaments or improved player odds (the latter is in free craps games only).
Many potential customers may believe that online gambling, including craps, is fixed so that they will lose more often than usual. The house already has an edge, however, and, online casinos would only be taking an unnecessary risk by skewing the odds of the game, as they are overseen and regulated by various commissions. Software for online craps is designed so that the online and actual die rolls will have the same exact frequency. If you are interested in trying online craps but are wary of being cheated, try one of the bigger online casinos with a good track record, such as Goldencasino.com.
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September 25th, 2009
When you walk into a casino to play and try your luck at any of the tables, or at the slot machines, you need a special type of coin to play. This coin is called a Casino token. In some countries they are also known as casino chips, or casino checks. 
They generally appear like small discs which you can use instead of your actual currency inside the casino. They are colored metal or clay molded tokens of different denominations, which you can use primarily in table games. These casino tokens have no cash value outside casino which is why it is safer to play with casino tokens rather than actual cash. Casinos have cash counters where you can exchange your currency money and get these chips to play your luck.
Casino owners prefer to use casino tokens instead of real cash as it is more convenient to use these tokens instead of currency. Also, it makes theft and counterfeiting difficult, and it makes it easier to count them in stacks, as all casino tokens are made up of same size and weight. 
Though, there is no official weight declared, these tokens weigh around 10 grams or more, depending on the types of materials used in the making of these chips. Color of the chip may vary, as each casino has its own color schemes, based on the denomination of that particular casino chip.
With so much money flowing in, the number one priority of any casino owner is cash security. Hence, casino tokens are hard to reproduce, but casino owners have raised the level of security and introduced casino chips with RFID technology embedded in them for their future security. Additionally, casinos have introduced gaming plaques which are larger and rectangular in shape and used for high stakes table games. Mostly gaming plaques are used where stake are more than $25,000. These gaming plaques have a serial numbers on them for security reasons.
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May 7th, 2009
Video poker is a hybrid of video game and the game of poker. Undeniably video poker is the most recent variant of poker and in the present scenario there are technologically advanced video poker machines which can be seen as a prominent part of many casinos. But little does anyone know that video poker has been into picture for over two hundred years now and earlier it was played on consoles which featured almost very little or no technology.
In 1980s a strong demand was felt for a poker game where players need not observe the movements and facial expressions of the co players but enjoy play poker with ease and comfort. This demand led to invention of video poker and it was in the year 1970 that the first video poker machine walked into casinos. The game was an instant hit and become popular amongst poker player in almost no time. Video poker was ideal way to learn poker by beginners, players only required to check out the payout plans of each machine and adjust their game play accordingly.
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May 7th, 2009
I’m not too sure what to make of this, and I’ can’t believe I haven’t gone out to the Excalibur to check it out yet… I’ll be in Vegas next week and I’ll report back with my ideas….
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March 21st, 2009
Where in the world will you find the best places to play poker on but in Las Vegas, Nevada. If you are heading to the Sin City, here are the must see poker hot spots:
Bellagio
Drop by The Bellagio and play poker in Bobby’s Room. The crowd is very nice and you will even have a chance to rub elbows with the big wigs of the poker world like Daniel Negreanu, Chip Reese, and Jen Harman. The Limit Hold’em starts rolling at $4/8 and goes high as the other sky scrapers in town. No Limit Hold’em are played in many levels as well.
The Venetian
You can find another excellent poker room in The Venetian. The atmosphere is very inviting with very accommodating staff, professional dealers, and fantastic crowd. Deep stack tournaments are also being run here.
The Mirage
The Mirage has a no smoking poker room that provides great action for every player from all corners of the globe. The room provides a great variety of limit and no limit games. You can do Limit hold’em starting at $3/6 and Omaha Hi/Lo at $5/10.
MGM Grand
As the great name implies, the poker room in the casino is really huge. Limit hold’em can be played starting at $3/6 or $4/8. They also do killer pots which are not seen in other casinos. The room is very proximate to the entrance and attracts large crowds. If you are a good player, you can catch a lot of fish and donkeys playing on the tables.
Caesars
The poker room spells fun in all tables at Caesars. They have separate rooms for tournaments and use auto shufflers. The dealers are great wherever you play Limit Hold’em, No Limit Hold’em, and Omaha.
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November 26th, 2008
Since the boom of the internet also playing online in a online casino or online poker room has become very populair.
The best thing about playing in a casino online or playing your favorite online poker is that you can stay in the comfort of your own home.
You don’t have to travel to a landbased casino and you are able to stop whenever you like.
If you want to play poker on line or in a casinó online all you have to do is search on the internet and find the providers of these great games.
If you dont want to go directly to these providers there are a lot of Casino and Poker promotion websites that give you a very good review of the beste online casino and the best online poker rooms. Most of the time these promotion website have the best online casino bonus for you and the best deals when it come to online poker.
Normally these website also have a top 10 of online poker rooms and online Kasino rooms and you are able to choose the best Kasino or Poker online for you.
The most top 10’s have a very good review of all the Poker rooms and online Casino’s that their offering to their Clients. So if you want have a blast playing online at the different Poker and Casion rooms.
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October 9th, 2008
I witnessed a strange and painful thing earlier this week at a local Casino in Belgium — and I feel like sharing:
On the Texas Hold’em 2/4 No Limit game a €800 pot was split by two people making the nut straight, beating a third guy all-in with two pair. There was a sidepot created during the hand.
Once the river is dealt, the dealer starts splitting the WHOLE pot. Patron disagrees and tells the dealer the sidepot is his… Dealer agrees and gives him a sidepot – and shoves the rest of the pot to the other guy with the straight…
Obviously everyone noticed and told the dealer he was wrong. Funny detail: the other guy refused to give the money back. 
He said: “The dealer’s mistake — not mine”.
Result: guy didn’t get his share. Table stood up and refused to play. Game ended.
So sick.
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September 11th, 2008
This is more crap people are sending me because they think I’m a “gambling expert who is interested in their expert articles”.
Stop bothering me will you? 
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August 28th, 2008
The best starting hand in Texas Hold’em, and probably the most overrated hand by the river.
Pretty pic copyright: ME!
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