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If
possible, when using casino credit, play at a g
blackjack, which will give you an advantage over
the If that's not your game, then make the best
bets in a like craps, giving the house a tiny edge.
Or play b limit the house edge on bank bets to 1.17
percent.
What you'll be doing is using other people's money
(the casino's) at a rate of interest (the casino's
edge) much than money you could borrow anywhere
else. And by not taking it out of a savings bank,
you're still getting your money there. With correct
plays and proper money management you can beat the
house with their own ml sweetest situation in the
gambling world.
But also remember that having casino credit creates
s temptation to use it all up when losing just because
it's there for the signing. Don't ever do that.
Follow the advice given in the chapter "A Winning
Approach to Gambling" before you ever use the
credit and carefully study the chapters on the games
you're going to play before risking a cent of that
credit, so that you know exactly what you're doing
at all times. Always keep a loss limit in mind at
any session of play and never go beyond it.
At the tables you can sign markers if you have established
credit, but you should never sign a marker for more
than you need for that single session of play. If
you need $400, don't sign one for $500. If you lose
that $400, don't sign another marker. Leave the
table and take it easy for a while before hitting
another table.
Using the casino money free of interest, playing
at only those games which give you the best chance
to score a good win, playing correctly, setting
a loss limit for each session of play, and, if winning,
leaving as a winner, is the sane way to take advantage
of casino credit.
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