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December 2009 American Casino Guide Newsletter
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Season's Greetings
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For this month's podcast I interviewed syndicated gambling writer John Grochowski about the newest slot machines and table games that were introduced at the recent Global Gaming Expo (G2E) trade show in Las Vegas
And, speaking of slot machines, I have found that the most common question casino players ask is "How do Slot Machines Work and How Can I Win?
Well, I finally have the answers for you! Just look below for details on my new 10-minute video on You Tube where I answer those questions, as well some other common questions that players have about slots.
In our casino profile we take a look at the Westin Casuarina which is located just off the Strip in Las Vegas and our guest gaming writer for this month is John Grochowski who dips into his mailbag to answer a few gambling questions.
We hope you enjoy these articles and we thank you for your interest in the American Casino Guide!
Sincerely,
Steve Bourie
Slot Machines - How They Work
and How to Win!
In this 10-minute video American Casino Guide author Steve Bourie explains how slot machines work and how to win on them. He also addresses nine common questions that players have about slots.
Q. I have a hypothetical question for you. I know single-zero roulette has a lower house edge than double-zero roulette. You've explained that it's because the payoffs are set so there would be no edge if there were 36 numbers, but with one zero there are really 37 numbers, and with two zeroes there are really 38.
What if someone used a no-zero wheel? Then there would be only 36 numbers. Would this then be an even game, with no house edge?
December Podcast - What's New in Slots and Table Games with John Grochowski
The American Casino Guide has a new podcast show each month. Hosted by American Casino Guide author, Steve Bourie, each podcast runs about 30 minutes and features Steve interviewing a knowledgeable guest from the world of casino gambling.
For the December podcast Steve interviews syndicated gaming writer John Grochowski about the new slot machines and table games introduced at the November 2009 Global Gaming Expo (G2E) trade show in Las Vegas.
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