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Middling Update
As the NBA playoffs approach, so do a slew of middling opportunities. Regular season games can be fruitful, but playoff games generate more action and, thus, more line volatility. Here’s what to look for:
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Kentucky Derby Payout
Unlike random casino games, picking winners and knowing when and how to bet them is (like poker) a learned skill based on analysis of predictive data. The element of speed, for instance--the time it takes horses to run from gate to wire--is absolute.
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Poker Tips 101
I hear from people all the time that I pulled off one of the best bluffs in poker history. I also hear how their bluffs never work. “Why do I always get called when I am bluffing?” they ask. Most are concerned that they have some sort of “tell” that gives them away.
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The Great Horse Race
Approaching head stretch in the five-million dollar Breeders Cup Classic, the most celebrated horse race in the United States, the 3-year-old sensation Bernardini had just struck the front with only 1,244 feet of straightaway separating him from racing immortality.
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Felt Advantage: Chessmen Invade Poker World
Imagine World Chess Champion Gary Kasparov, his brow furrows in titanic concentration as his superhuman intellect surveys the familiar 64 squares of the board.
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St. Francis Poker Gift Set
Developed by St. Francis Winery and Vineyard, this luxurious, masculine, and portable box set is the perfect gift to give or get--for any occasion.
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Dopamine: Better Than Sex?
Americans love a gamble . . . any gamble apparently. While there’s no accounting for wins and losses at private poker games, we do know that the US gaming industry takes in almost 66 billion dollars a year.
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The AROD Family Foundation Over-Delivers
What’s better than spending a night filled with high stakes poker and celebrities in the city that never sleeps? Watching them spend their money on a great cause, of course!
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Se7en Up Se7en Down
