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Top Gambling Strategies by Industry Experts - John P Vogel
 John Phillip Vogel is the Editorial Director for DoubleDown Media Inc, a Chicago publisher of gambling and entertainment magazines. A renowned author and gambling strategy guru, he has published hundreds of articles and is the author of the best-selling "Real Deal" series of gambling books. His latest book , "Internet Gambling: How to Win Big Online", is sure to top gambling charts.
- Blackjack Strategy
Like many of our favorite casino games, the exact origins of blackjack are forever lost to history.
One of the first recorded descriptions of the game places its appearance in France during the 17th century,
where it thrilled gamblers under its simple, yet appropriate appellation "vingt-et-un." Some gaming... >>>
- Playing Craps with J Phillip Vogel
Most players think of craps as a relatively "new" game popularized by casinos as recently the 1940.
But tracing its roots back through the ages reveals a surprisingly much longer history. In Roman times,
soldiers tossed the cubed bones of animals for sport in an effort to pass the long hours of servitude,
from which sprang the phrase... >>>
- World Player Roulette
Fans of history know that all-too-often, discoveries come not by way of pure genius, but rather accidentally
while searching for, well, something else. Electricity, X-rays, penicillin, dynamite; these and many,
many more remarkable... >>>
- Winning Strategies for Online Poker Players (Part I)
Moving from "offline" card rooms to online ones can be a tough transition. While the games are basically
played the same there are subtle differences that can be difficult to adjust to if you're used to the
rigors of traditional play. First and foremost, you're not squaring off "face-to-face" with the... >>>
- A Tournament is Born: The History of the WSOP
Although the poker craze may seem like it arrived only a few short years ago, it actually traces its
roots back nearly 60 years to 1949 when Dandolos approached gaming pioneer Benny Binion with an unusual
request: he wanted to challenge poker's best player in a high-stakes marathon. The result was... >>>
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