(3) roullete

(4) sic bo or big/small

Can we beat jackpot ?

Yes.the trick is simple once in a jackpot room do not straight away proceed to play instead walk around jackpot room and oberserve those machines that are loose machines.definition of loose machines-are machines that are rigged to pay more often.where are they located?they are often found at places near entrance or where there is lots of human traffic where people gets to see other people winning $$.eg next to stairs or elevator. Clever move by casiono management.If you plan to go there often, take note of those machines that pays more often by jotting down serial no. located on tip of each machine then walk away and procceeds to next machine.when its your turn to play NOTE LISTEN CAREFULLY TO THE SOUND OF COINS WHEN YOU SLOT IT IN.There are typically 3 scenarios

1st scenario

you slot it in and hear a thud or coins fipping at bottom meaning previous player has won money and have cash in with jackpot

required action - leave machine alone

2nd scenario

you slot it in and hear a faint clink,you slot in next coin and hear a faint clink again to confirm.the sound will comes to you almost instantaneous as coins are stacked to brimmed.this machine is fed almost full its about time machine vomit coins in machine

required action - max bet

3rd scenario

you slot it in and hear a clink sound but not so instantaneous.the longer it takes before you hear clink sound is guage you judge to see how full machine is.the machine is half-fed

required action - you bet small

NOTE: WHEN YOU WON 2-3 JACKPOTS LEAVE THE MACHINES AND WALK AWAY WITH YOUR WINNINGS.

Carribean studd is it for me?

It is a game designed with intention of winning gamblers money why? you were dealt with 5 cards after viewing your cards you decide whether to increase your stake.when finished viewing your cards you with no pairs will most likely to fold as you got to double your stake if you don't.Note even if you have a good hand like 4 of a kind banker with no pairs or AKings combination they just pay you initial stake.that is again to casinos edge.my overall conclusion for this game is to bet minimum of table and enjoys it with other gamblers,this is a definite recreation game if you want to make this game as a game to bring you income i advice you to skip.

Can we make a living by living off on casino?

Ans:Yes you can but it can be very tiring as time is wasted travelling to and fro casino.contary to belief of many whom they believe proffesional gamblers usually bet big to earn big bucks .what pros do is they bet relatively small.consistency is key and most important thing is self discipline so that there is no impulsive bets.they bring a small amount of their original bankroll to bet and if that day turns out not so fine they will go home and to come back another day,they do not bet all in 1 day.it works in same principal as soccerbetting.

Can blackjack be beaten by proffessional?

Ans: yes it could , provided that you got a team of members betting at same table.the most crcucial person are ones sitting at last seats.he determines what card banker is recieving.It is a highly publicised game that by arming with card counting skills you could make a living however now casino has counter that by repeats shuffling and removing high cards which are 10,J,Q,K,A from deck before putting them in shoes.Another most igenious method currently adopted by casinos are employing staff which acts as normal gamblers siting at last seat.by doing so it had made task more difficult for those card counters.

Can we made money on online casino games?

Ans: yes ,you could but not much.what online casino games does is they usually let you win in initial stage then as u bet bigger they starts winning all in a streats.Some even starts winning moment you placed your bets.they usually offers high deposit cash bonus to entice you like depositing $100 give u $300 cash bonus. My personal advice is avoid at all cost.

Can we make money playing online poker games?

Nowdays it is very common to see online poker games on net offering interactivity between gamblers.it seems fair but be very careful when betting with real money especially those that have high minimum bets ranging from $5-$10.there are hustlers looming round corner.what they do is they kept increasing stakes where you have little choice but to follow to see thae next card, unless you got an j pairs or anything higher than that , high chance are you will lose,cause their odds of winning against you is high as you are alone. these apply to games like majong, big 2s.

Tips on playing TaiDi's or Big 2s

These games usually begins with 4 people playing cards with each person dealt with 13 cards.what people normally do is once that they are dealt cards they start arranging their cards in pairs or in sequence 5 cards.the tips is when dealt with don't arrange your cards 1st instead observe your oppenents and what tactics they are playing in 5 cards or in pairs.Once finished observing then you trained yourself to be able to retrieve cards in your hand and throw when its your turn.this confuse your opponents as they have no idea as what you are playing in pairs or in 5 cards.

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I’d discovered through an upset PA author on messageboards, which I read on occasion, that someone was complaining about PublishAmerica. Discovering Absolute Write Background Check area I spent several hours reading, at time, more than 40 pages of complaints about PublishAmerica. Authors not receiving books in time for booksignings that they set up themselves. Bookstore owners/managers refusing to stock their shelves with unedited PublishAmerica titles. Writers unable to get their books reviewed.

Doing a search on LexisNexis, reputable online legal research system, for all PublishAmerica books receiving newspaper reviews, I saw that from July 2002 to June 2004, only 24 books had been reviewed nationally. Papers in Syracuse NY, Tulsa, OK, Fort Pierce, FL, Wilmington, NC and Lakeland, FL were represented. Only Salt Lake City’s ‘Deseret Morning News’, ‘Tulsa World’, ‘Pittsburgh Post-Gazette’ and suburban paper, ‘Chicago Daily Herald’ were actually major newspapers. Evidently, ‘New York Times’ or ‘Los Angeles Times’ were not reviewing anything by PublishAmerica’s authors. According to PublishAmerica site in Facts and Figures section, “Fact #3: Again, unparalleled among all traditional book publishing companies, each day an average 15 times a PublishAmerica author appears in news media, in newspapers, magazines, radio or TV.” Yet even mathematically challenged folks can determine that by using LexisNexis search statistics, we learn that average is a paltry once a month that a PublishAmerica book gets mentioned in a newspaper somewhere in United States.

Editing – What’s That? Here’s a gem of a post on PublishAmerica message board: “When it came out in book form a month ago, my friends mentioned editing problems in it, so a friend of mine with a masters in education went through it for me. It had close to a thousand editing errors in a 182-page book. So, have some who actually knows what literary content should be in a book, go through your book for you before you send final draft back to PublishAmerica. Because final draft, IS!, how book will be when it comes out.”

I discovered that through misspellings, grammatical errors, and general bad writing that just about anyone was publishable through ‘traditional’ publisher located in Frederick, Maryland. Such postings as: “I too am not best editor LOL! I did get my finished books. And when I met with a lady that is huge in marketing field, she told me that my book at it's length of 132 pages needs to have chapters.” A couple of PublishAmerica authors discussed editing. “I felt like you did when I found errors, but then I realized, hey people read it for story, not looking for mistakes in typo land! LOL Now I just keep on a keepin on!”

Sales Figures Question: I’d really like to know how many copies I’ve sold. Answer: Buy all of books yourself and then count them. No matter how naïve PublishAmerica authors appeared, they will eventually come to realization that PublishAmerica isn’t really a traditional publisher, especially when those twice-yearly royalty checks arrived. Every few months or so PublishAmerica sent them an e-mail extolling their success, bragging about a big name author they’re negotiating with, or, more recently, doing a deal with New York Times. On August 17th, an e-mail bearing proud subject heading ‘Advertising Our Topsellers in New York Times’ appeared in author’s online mailboxes.

PublishAmerica was well named in that they want to publish anyone in North America who has churned out a manuscript, regardless of quality. They claim to have anywhere from 9,000 to 12,000 “happy” authors and they want more and more of them as that obviously means more money for greedy owners, namely Willem Meiner and Larry Clopper.

The PublishAmerica name and logo is seen as a joke to those in media, bookstores and libraries. Books can’t be returned. All PublishAmerica titles lack necessary CIP [Cataloging-in-Publication] data, which is necessary for libraries to order titles, and who wants to read unedited and overpriced tomes other than author’s cronies? Oh yeah, and while PublishAmerica claims that they’re a ‘traditional publisher’ why on earth do they have in their main page keywords list term ‘self publishing’ three times? And in their site’s description, they brag: “PublishAmerica, Inc., a traditional publisher, accepting and publishing manuscripts and books at NO CHARGE to author. Royalties paid to writers, books sold in stores. Manuscript submissions by mail and online"

In beginning of September I received a royalty check. To my surprise, I was not only able to afford to buy a pair of laces for my skates, I shelled out $12 it cost to sharpen my blades. Who knew that this company would provide extra income enabling me to continue participating in my recreational skating hobby? But it cost me more than $160 in author-bought books, $40 for galleys, which were probably plunged into a recycling bin, $87 color business cards, $20 press release -- and countless hours building and rebuilding my website so people would happen across it and buy a book that was only available online--like any other eBook.

PublishAmerica allows myth of being a ‘traditional’ publisher, a term not used before advent of Internet, to fester. The lie is perpetrated in those HTML source codes that search engine spider robots deliver; future authors led to promised realm of publishing, an internet web of woven myths fanning across cyberspace. PublishAmerica resembles most other ePublishing companies promising tales of bestselling books and authors. PublishAmerica is just another scam, just another future dot gone.

If you are a PublishAmerica author, or know of one, who is unhappily published and will tell your story, please contact:

Attn.: Beth Silverman Office of Attorney General Consumer Protection Division 200 Saint Paul Place Baltimore, MD 21202