Tuesday February 23, 2010 – 00:16 EST (Rolling Good Times)

My friend Bob is a blackjack player from way back, one who knows his basic strategy even though he’s not up on all the math behind it. “Explain something about 6-5 payoffs on blackjacks,” he phoned to ask. “You warn against it all the time, and I know it’s not as good as getting the [...]

Monte Carlo Night coming to Vinton Grange Hall in Loyalton (Sierra Sun)

The Rotary Club of Loyalton will be hosting their 17th Annual Monte Carlo Night at the Vinton Grange Hall on March 13. This social event gives folks the chance to be “High Rollers” with play money as they try their luck at Blackjack, Roulette, Craps and Bingo – and be a support to Rotary’s local [...]

We’re looking for your thoughts about Erie’s casino (Erie Times-News)

Presque Isle Downs & Casino opened three years ago this month. The Erie Times-News and GoErie.com are putting together a story about the anniversary, which is Feb. 28. We’ll cover some of the history, but the piece will be more of a look forward — namely the roulette, blackjack and other table games that should [...]

"Cheating The House" (Part 1) – Inside Training Special Agents to Watch For Casino Cheaters (KCRG-TV9 Cedar Rapids)

DES MOINES – It’s a Monday morning in Des Moines and the blackjack table at the state Department of Criminal Investigation Gaming Training Center is packed.

Commission approves 6-to-5 blackjack payout (Colorado Springs Gazette)

The Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission on Thursday approved a rule change that would allow the state’s casinos to offer blackjack players a 6-to-5 payout instead of the current 3-to-2. The change would reduce the payoff on a winning $10…

Regulators approve 6 to 5 blackjack payout (Denver Post)

The Colorado Limited Gaming Control Commission today approved a rule change that will allow casinos to lower the payout on blackjacks to 6 to 5, a Colorado Division of Gaming spokesman said.

Resorts Atlantic City Offers Low Minimum Blackjack To Attract Customers (WBGO-FM Newark)

(WBGO News, 2/16/2010) One Atlantic City casino is hoping $2 blackjack tables will lure back more customers. But players may be surprised to learn, there\’s a fee to play.

$2 Blackjack Tables Resurrected At AC Casino (WCBS-TV New York)

Atlantic City’s oldest casino has gone “retro” — at least when it comes to blackjack. Resorts Atlantic City recently resurrected $2 games at two blackjack tables for a trial run. But it comes with a twist — players have to pay a 25-cent fee per hand on bets between $2 and $5. The fee is [...]

Resorts casinos resurrects $2 blackjack tables (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

Atlantic City’s oldest casino has gone “retro” – at least when it comes to blackjack.

Atlantic City revives $2 blackjack for low stakes players (The Star-Ledger)

ATLANTIC CITY — Atlantic City’s oldest casino has gone “retro” — at least when it comes to blackjack. Resorts Atlantic City recently resurrected $2 games at two blackjack tables for a trial run. But it comes with a twist —…

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