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Sports Betting Looking Likely for Delaware
Leaders in the state of Delaware are becoming more and more likely to reinstitute sports gambling in the state. Legislators in the traditionally conservative state are saying that the reason behind the change in law is to gain a competitive advantage over neighboring states.
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Going for the B Plan
Is that a mirage or The Mirage? Well, it’s neither. It’s time to forego the hair gel, cologne and attitude and explore off-Strip.
The Strip and Downtown essentially make up collective Las Vegas in terms of what people expect to accomplish—and, hopefully, triumph over once they hit the tables. But dotted around these high-profile destinations are hotels and casinos that bask in their own glow, independent of colossal progress just beyond. So here we spend some time—and some hefty limousine fares—paying homage to the workhorse casinos that have stood the test of time. Read More... |
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114 Reasons
 Looking back on the four-month gap from bubble to final table, Richard Marcus examines how all that time off during the WSOP Main Event might have helped a cheating game plan.
Let’s look at the most important element in creating not only a WSOP Final Table cheating scam, but any scam: time. The greater the period of time, the more of it there is not only to plan scams but to practice them, improve them and perfect them. So how does this relate to the final table of the 2008 WSOP that played out last month on ESPN and other cable networks across the world? Well, there were exactly 114 days separating the last day of play that determined the final table and the start of play of the final table itself. That, my poker-reading friends, is lots of time.
Before I get into possible and probable cheating scenarios at the WSOP, let me get one thing straight. Read More... |
