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Wednesday, April 29, 2009 at 03:51PM
Although it lacks a progressive jackpot, as does Caribbean Stud, or decent sized payoff for a royal as in Let It Ride in a casino environment, I would recommend of the three, Three Card Poker, simply because the casino advantage is lower on select bets among the three games you mentioned.
WithCaribbean Stud, the best you can hope for is a casino edge of about 5.2% based on the player's ante wager, or 2.6% based on the ante and call bet. As for the progressive wager, the average house edge is over 26%, depending, of course, on the size of the jackpot.
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Monday, April 27, 2009 at 08:48PM Although I seldom win anything, I do enjoy playing video keno. Is there any advice you could give me to improve my chances of winning? Kaye S.
The reason you seldom win anything, Kaye, is because keno is a negative-expectation game that has a higher casino edge than most games the casino has to offer. On the plus side, with video keno, the medium house advantage compared to that in a live keno game is much lower. For a live keno game it’s 28%, whereas with video keno it is 7.5%.
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Saturday, February 28, 2009 at 12:14PM 
I have not explained the “Any Craps,” bet in any drawn-out answer to a reader’s question, but I have in the past briefly mentioned that it is a wager that you should definitely avoid. Now is no time to waste hard-earned money.
The bet is quite simple. Typically employed on the come out roll, an “any craps” bet is wagering that 2, 3, or 12 will be the result of the next roll of the dice.
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