Comments on: About http://discountgambling.net Gambles too much, for too little. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 02:16:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Howard http://discountgambling.net/about/#comment-404 Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:27:40 +0000 #comment-404 Steve,

You really have too much time on your hands. BTW very informative blog about gambling.

-Howard

]]> By: Dean Jackson http://discountgambling.net/about/#comment-244 Thu, 24 Dec 2009 00:53:28 +0000 #comment-244 I used to know how to program basic card games in college but it has been many years so I was hoping you could help me out, I also think it could be worth your while and fun to try. The last 2 times I was in vegas I had tremendous success playing texas holdem bonus table game. This wasnt really a system it was sharing information with the person beside me (actually my brother). In vegas no one ever prevented us from showing each other our cards and we played for over 40 hours, so we were not cheating. My brother and I quickly learned a few rules to follow. For example if I was dealt K2 and he got KJ i would fold my K2 and we would just play with the KJ. By removing one of the K from the deck the odds of the K2 winning are greatly reduced. I just dont know by how much?? Another example was if I was dealt 67 and he was dealt Q8 and the board came Q87, the 67 would continue to bet strong since I now know that the deck is missing the Q8 thus reducing the odds that the dealer has a Q8. There are many more examples. My goal is to come up with a complete set of rules based on the knowledge of the 2 extra cards and swing the odds to the player. I just don’t know if i can swing them all the way to a player advantage. Over the 40 hours of play we ended in positive cash flow which I felt was extremely good news. But I dont know if we just got lucky or our system actually worked. This is where you come in and run through a million hands or so… but this time adding in a few more constraints regarding betting and folding. Plus we are looking at the combined odds of BOTH players, not just one. Both players need to pool their money and play as a team. If the data swings the advantage to the player we will all head to vegas, bleed them dry, write a book, hit the talk show circuit and well you get the picture. Cheers Look forward to hearing your reply. Thanks for your time

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