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      A Successful Start at Online Casino Gambling

      October 24, 2011 /

      There are so many online casinos and online casino games that it can be intimidating at first glance not just for a new player but also for a seasoned veteran. But there are some basic key fundamentals to employ that will help anyone get off to the best possible start.

      The Golden Rule of online casino gambling is to do your homework. Carefully read the house rules and check out the layout of any prospective online casino gambling website that you are interested in. It would amaze you to know how many people blindly jump right in and then discover rules or policies that they were unaware of. Just a little bit of preparation will set you apart from the crowd and enhance your overall gaming experience.

      Next be sure to take advantage of any and all offers that are part of the norm for today’s highly competitive online casino experience. You will get bonuses just for signing up and can receive additional rewards for referrals of friends and relatives and for loyalty play that will make you a winner.

      The second Golden Rule is to manage your money wisely. There are many experts at the various games offered by websites that are clueless about money management and as a result they waste their expertise on the games that they play because they have no concept of bankroll management. A gamer with basic knowledge of a particular game that has expertise on money management and discipline will outperform the “expert” that cannot manage his money every time.

      Knowledge is power and those who become “students of the game” and seek to arm themselves with knowledge will have the best chance of success at online casino gambling. The better you know the websites you play at, the better you know the nuances of the games, and the better you manage your money, the more likely you are to succeed.

      Beyond the technical importance of arming yourself with knowledge you will find that you enjoy your gaming experience far more when you believe that you know what you are doing Confidence is contagious and you will play better when confident and be confident when you are armed with the facts and expertise at what you are doing.

      Most important of all, have fun. Online gaming is meant to be enjoyed. By preparing well you will have an easy time at having fun!

      Casino Games, Casinos

      States warming up to casinos

      October 1, 2011 /

      With all the news surrounding budget cuts at the national and state level, many more Americans and state governments are warming up to the ideas of casinos and casino games. Good news like this from Pennsylvania has an impact:

      As more states roll the dice on casinos, the traditional pecking order of American gambling is being turned on its head.

      Just five years after its first casino opened, Pennsylvania now generates more tax revenue from card games and slot machines than any other state in the nation — and it isn’t even close.

      The Keystone State’s treasury raked in more than $1.3 billion from its 10 casinos last year, outpacing its closest competitors Indiana and Nevada, which saw $875 million and $835 million, respectively. Louisiana and New York round out the top five.

      New Jersey, the longtime powerhouse of Northeast gambling, now ranks only 10th, with $306 million in tax revenue, according to the American Gaming Association.

      Since 2006, casino taxes and licensing fees in Pennsylvania have generated $5.4 billion. Nearly 15,000 jobs have been created at the state’s gambling hot spots, which include Parx Casino just outside Philadelphia, Hollywood Casino in rural Dauphin County near the state capital of Harrisburg, The Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh, and Mount Airy Casino Resort, tucked away in the Pocono Mountains.

      Of course Americans now have many ways to enjoy casino games. If you’re a high roller you might want to jet off to Vegas, you can go to a local casino if you live in one of the many states that permit casinos, or you can have fun online with no download casinos that let you play without even downloading software

      Casino Games, Casinos

      Bullz-Eye hits the Monte Carlo and New York – New York in Las Vegas

      June 17, 2011 /

      Monte Carlo.

      Our friends at Bullz-Eye are in Las Vegas this weekend to explore the finer side of life. They’ll be hanging out at the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino and the New York – New York Hotel and Casino for the weekend, sending back impressions of the wild nightlife in Sin City.

      Both resorts are offering up a prize package as well. Here’s the brief info from Bullz-Eye:

      So make sure you enter for your chance to enjoy the spoilings of the New York – New York Hotel and Casino and the Monte Carlo Resort and Casino, where some of the sharpest people go to enjoy their time in the ultimate getaway destination on the planet. Some of the exciting events we are really pumped up about include catching Cirque du Soleil’s Zumanity, which is described as a seductive twist on reality making the provacative playful and the forbidden electrifying. At the Monte Carlo we’re going to kick back with our group and order some of BRAND’s creative signature cocktails. This modern spot sports dramatically lit ceiling canopies, favorite DJ’s and great people watching!

      For more about the trip, head over to the Bullz-Eye Blog. Stay tuned for updates after this great weekend trip!

      Casinos, Luxury, Nightlife, Resorts, Travel

      Real estate opportunities in Las Vegas for high rollers

      May 15, 2011 /

      High rollers who visit Las Vegas have it pretty good at the casinos. They get huge suites and tons of comps, and casino hosts cater to their every need. For that reason, it would be crazy for most high rollers to consider buying real estate in Las Vegas.

      That said, the carnage in the Las Vegas real estate market is now starting to hit expensive homes as well.

      In Las Vegas, which has the highest foreclosure rate among large U.S. cities, the wave of defaults that began with subprime borrowers and the unemployed has spread to upscale homeowners who see no point in staying, even if they can afford to. “You feel like a sucker if you’re paying a $5 million mortgage on a house that’s worth $2 million,” says broker Zar Zanganeh.

      In the first quarter, 30 homes in Clark County, which encompasses the Las Vegas Strip and surrounding residential areas, with mortgages exceeding $1 million were repossessed by banks or bought by third parties in foreclosure sales. That’s up from 20 homes a year earlier, according to ForeclosureRadar, a company that tracks defaults. Short sales, in which the bank agrees to accept less than the loan balance, and bank-owned properties accounted for about three-quarters of all home sales in the period, according to the Greater Las Vegas Association of Realtors.

      For some high rollers, having huge home in Vegas can have additional perks. You can stay in the city for a long time and get away from the casinos when you need a break. You can also have a spot for some serious parties with all the sugar babies you meet in the casinos! So if you have the resources, it might be time to take advantage of the incredible deals in Las Vegas and pick up a party house.

      High Rollers, Luxury, Parties

      New poker league for pros

      May 9, 2011 /

      You knew this was coming, as many poker pros are tired of dealing with the swell of amateurs showing up at poker tournaments.

      When he ran the World Series of Poker, Jeffrey Pollack welcomed entries by the thousands with the mantra, “Anybody can enter, anybody can win.” He is now launching a pro league aimed at showcasing poker’s proven somebodies.

      USA TODAY has obtained eligibility criteria and a list of 218 players approved to compete, if they choose, when play begins Aug. 9-12 at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.

      Eligibility combines poker earnings and titles with a heavy dose of what-have-you-done-lately?

      The list of players eligible is topped by such stars as Daniel Negreanu, Phil Ivey and Phil Hellmuth. But they are far outnumbered by pros who’ve built consistent winnings without celebrity.Those absent include a $12-million winner at the 2006 World Series.

      Qualifier Annie Duke has decided not to play and instead become the commissioner. Meanwhile, some like Chris Moneymaker are not on the eligibility list. Duke explained that he’s “on the bubble.”

      Casino Games, High Rollers, Poker

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