Las Vegas Sands Corp's boss thinks online gambling is the toxin that robs the young and poor. With a mobile phone to access the internet, the facility would be available to them anytime and anywhere to feed their addiction.
He must have a better idea in mind for not jumping into the online gambling's band wagon. Perhaps risk exposure is one factor.
Most likely the emergence of internet gambling will lead to the polarization of gamblers.
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As a superstar of poker, Phillip Ivey is no stranger to the gambling circle. Not known to Ivey's fan was his ability to perform magic on the baccarat table.
Ivey's magic lies in a sure win method which brought him a winning of £7.3 million in two nights at the Crockfords, casino in London.
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On April 13 2004 at the Plaza Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, Ashley Ravell had his last chance to go mad.
Ravell sold his entire possession to wage it on a single spin of a roulette wheel. He raise money through garage sale to sell everything he own. He even change his middle name after a sponsor by deed poll to get more money for this one change in a lifetime gamble.
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Akio Kashiwagi had the craziest passion for baccarat and he could play it for hours wagering a hundred or two hundred thousand per hand.
He raked in $6 million within 10 hours. It was the highest win ever in baccarat. He returned again to the same casino playing over the length of 6 days to record the biggest single loss in the history of baccarat.
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This news is a great disappointment for me because I am a firm believer that a casino never cheats Tip 6 and does not need to resort to dirty tactics (Tip 9 and Tip 11).
Even though the casino is in the red, resorting to dirty tactics had given casino a bad name.
There is an equivalent industry that would smash their participants for such foul practice. I hope the court look into other similar industry for wisdom on the appropriate judgment.
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Charles Wells came to Monte Carlo Casino with an initial bankroll of £4,000. Along with the money he brought long his incredible system and his "perfect" gambling mentality.
In July 1981 he broke the bank at Monte Carlo 12 times in 11 hours. Wells won more than 1 million francs in 3 days. Bystanders would take notes when he is playing hoping to discover his fantastic system.
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Joseph Jagger applied engineering to roulette to break the bank at Monte Carlo Casino. He got to bag a total winning of £400,000 for the eight days.
In this day people would think of his relation with another famous Jagger but there were no traces to link his kinship with Sir Mick Jagger, the lead singer of the Rolling Stones.
Many people still think Jagger's numbers are relevant today. They had built many roulette betting systems based on his numbers.
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