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Gaming Guru
--------------------------------------------- Here's a quick test. Below you will find eight choices of games to play in
the casino. Which four can you beat over the long haul. You can beat ANY game
over the short run… Answers at the end of the column. --------------------------------------------- One of the most asked questions that I receive are pertaining to the player cards. Are they good and are they worth it? For the time that it takes, usually only a few minutes, if you are planning on playing the slots or table games they are definitely worth getting. Nowadays that's the way the casino keeps track of your play in order to justify the comps that you want to receive. If you want to indulge in getting preferential treatment in the form of free meals, free show tickets and line passes you'd be silly not to get a card at your favorite casinos. One word of advice: You are better off accumulating a lot of points at one casino instead of a few points at many casinos. Also for you race and sportsbook bettors show your card when you are placing your wagers. It all adds up. --------------------------------------------- For the thoroughbred racing fan there are some books out there that are definitely worth checking out. Eclipse Press has published a huge variety of books involving the Sport of Kings. I especially like the Thoroughbred Legends Series that profiles great champions of the past. Some of the horses that are featured are Man o' War, Seattle Slew, Swaps, Spectacular Bid, and coming out in the Spring the one and only Secretariat. For more info: www.exclusivelyequine.com or call 1-800-582-5604. --------------------------------------------- Horse Sense: Something a horse has that keeps him from betting on humans. How to get nothing for something: Bet on a race tip or any sure thing. If there were no difficulties, there would be no triumphs. --------------------------------------------- Answers: As Always…Good Luck!
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