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If you’re like me, you’ve most likely been sitting at a table and questioned what it’s like to work at a casino. While television shows and movies often glamorize casinos and depict dealers and employees as smooth talkers who rarely crack under pressure, that stereotype doesn’t tell the entire story. If you’ve been gambling long enough, there’s no doubt you’ve sat next to a belligerent gambler who blames his misfortune on the dealer or someone who wins big and decides to stiff the dealer on a tip. Additionally, not all casino jobs involve dealing cards. Here are 7 things pop…

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New York has had tribal casinos since 1993. They legalized commercial casinos in 2013. Between the two types of gambling venues, the Empire State features numerous slot machines. However, it doesn’t gain as much attention for its table games. As a result, some gamblers wonder if they can even play blackjack and other table games in this state. I’ll answer this question while discussing New York’s gambling laws along with what forms of blackjack, if any, are available. Blackjack Is Legal in New York – To a Degree NY commercial and Native American casinos appear similar in many respects. But…

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Tuesday’s trio of racing tips come from Bath, with a nine-race card to look forward to this afternoon in Somerset, with meetings also taking place at Ayr, Ripon and Southwell. BATH RACING TIPS 13:35 – Delagate This Lord – 4/1 Wily contender around this course and distance as a three-time winner. In career-best form and could be in for a repeat today. 14:05 – Magical Dragon – 4/1 E/W Could catch fire for Adam Kirby and Clive Cox after a highly promising third here on his debut outing last month at odds of 33/1. Improvement expected. 16:10 – Camouflaged –…

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Card counters have long dealt with casinos harassing and even banning them. However, they rarely have to face the courtroom. Card counting isn’t illegal in any well-established gambling jurisdictions. After all, skill-based play isn’t a crime. Nevertheless, Casino Windsor (now Caesars Windsor) once tried prosecuting a group of card counters. I’ll discuss this case below along with how badly it played out for the casino. Tommy Hyland Team Decimates Casino Windsor for $100,000 New casinos often serve as popular targets of card counters. Casino Windsor was no exception when it opened in 1994. Barbara Dancey, Karen Conroy, and Christopher Zalis…

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Premier League – The Relegation Run-In Aston Villa and Bournemouth breathed new life into the relegation race at the weekend as they held their nerve to pull off impressive home wins against Crystal Palace and Leicester. Those result have lefts fans of Watford, West Ham and even Brighton breathing a little more uneasily but how do their respective run-ins shape up, and what are the current Premier League relegation odds suggesting? We decided to take a look… The Race For Survival We all know this look. Which Premier League sides will be doing it? BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION Current Position…

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P enn National Gaming, Inc. announced that 37 of its 41 gaming and racing properties have resumed operations, representing approximately 90 percent of the Company’s regional gaming and racing portfolio in 17 of the 19 states in which it operates. The most recent property reopenings include Plainridge Park Casino in Massachusetts which reopened on July 8 and Hollywood Casino Bangor in reopened on July 10. “With the reopening of our casinos in Massachusetts and Maine this week, 90 percent of our industry-leading regional gaming footprint has now resumed operations”“With the reopening of our casinos in Massachusetts and Maine this week,…

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A mid the coronavirus pandemic, state lotteries across the US have seen mixed and opposed results. Since March, Texas, Arkansas and Montana and several other states have seen an increase in sales, in part, driven by housebound residents putting cash down for scratch-off tickets. But lottery officials say other states, like Massachusetts and Oregon, confronted revenue drops due to stay-at-home orders that forced the closure of restaurants, bars and some retailers selling tickets. Some also blamed a lack of an online presence, something only a handful states currently allow, according to an analysis by the Associated Press. “We got used…

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I ndiana’s sportsbooks saw a decrease in revenue last month as most major sports were still suspended. The state saw $29.8 million in sports wagers in June, down more than 20% from the previous month’s handle. According to PlayIndiana.com, the state’s June total was $145 million below what would have been expected had all summer sports been operating like normal. The gaming analysis website says the industry continues to inch forward with an uptick in futures betting, the reopening of casinos and sportsbooks, and major sports leagues resuming competition soon. “June historically is a slow month for sports betting, but…

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R ivers Casino Philadelphia, the only Pennsylvania casino that did not reopen after the three-month coronavirus lock down, is “hopeful” of reopening next week, a state regulator said Wednesday. Rivers Casino Philadelphia, along with the 11 other casinos in Pennsylvania, will limit customers to 50% of capacity, impose face mask and hygiene requirements, and limit the number of slot machines in operation and of players at table games, Kevin O’Toole, the executive director of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, told board members on Wednesday. Poker will not be available. Thomas Farley, the city health commissioner, had announced that the casino…

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T he administrator of the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission said revenues for the fiscal year that ended in June are down about 20% after the shutdowns forced by the coronavirus pandemic. Iowa governor ordered the 19 casinos closed March 17 and weren’t allowed to open until May 31. “Those months that were closed really did have a significant impact. Up until the pandemic, the industry had been doing really well. I think some of that could be attributed to the impact from sports wagering,” Brian Ohorilko said, as reported by Radio Iowa. The report released Thursday showed gross casino…

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If your love for all things gambling rivals mine, you may think becoming a casino dealer would be an ideal career choice. Right below professional gambler of course. Who wouldn’t love playing all their favorite casino games as a job? I have a friend who was a blackjack dealer at Winstar World Casino in Thackerville, OK. Winstar happens to be the largest casino in the world. One day I asked him what his favorite part of working as a casino dealer was. He simply grinned and told me that he wins more often than he used to. I felt like…

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Esports, also known as electronic sports, were initiated in the US (Stanford). But they quickly became integrated and recognized as a sport in Asia, specifically Korea and China, where the first Esport professionals were recognized. I believe that multiplayer video gaming was one of the prime drivers that helped promote widespread internet distribution and pushed the need for faster service to support Esports and the large audiences that came with the games Initial multiplayer games were racing games like AstroRace (73) using a Plato system. These have come a long way leading into today’s most popular multiplayer game Fortnite. When…

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For those wondering when legal sports betting may finally go live in the state of Virginia, it’s looking like it could be early next year. As the “red letter” date of July 15th approaches, anyone watching the industry closely will be excited to hear that this is the date that the State Lottery has to release its proposed regulations. At that point, a 60 day countdown clock begins, by which the regulations need to be voted on before time expires. If all goes smoothly, early 2021 could be the soonest that sports betting goes live. Only Legalized a Few Short…

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 July 13, 2020 The Circa Las Vegas Casino in downtown Las Vegas is set to open on October 28th and will feature a multi-level pool amphitheater. Calling it the Stadium Swim, the pool will be open 365 days a year and overlook the downtown Las Vegas area as well as the Strip. The venue will also feature Ultraviolet Ligh sanitation and water-recirculation patterns, according to a release. Developers said this will provide guests with “the cleanest and healthiest public pool experience in Las Vegas.” There will be six pools and two spas. Each body of water will be a different…

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The 2020 NFL regular season will certainly be unlike any other due to the current climate that professional sports will participate in. With that said, this upcoming season will have no shortage of compelling storylines for gridiron fans to sink their teeth into. One of those storylines is how Cam Newton will perform with the New England Patriots as he replaces “the GOAT” Tom Brady. The former NFL MVP is looking to fill the void left behind by “TB12” and hoping to regain his All-Pro form. Patriots’ fans are hoping Newton can lead the team back to the Playoffs. NFL…

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It’s a Monday in mid-summer, which can mean only one thing: it’s almost time for a packed day of racing at Royal Windsor Racecourse. Today’s racing tips come from Berkshire, while meetings also take place today at Ayr, Kempton, Killarney and Roscommon. WINDSOR RACING TIPS 13:35 – Belated Breath – 11/2 Six wins on the flat in 19 attempts and by no means disgraced herself in a tough Listed outing at Haydock two months ago. Decent C&D record adds to appeal. 14:10 – Gallipoli – 9/2 Looks the type to shape well for this one after following up his big…

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