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Review from Mike
on bodog.com
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Impression : Negative
Table games including black jack, roulette and craps all seem
tilted to where there is less than a 45% chance of winning. This is
for both the flash games and the downloadable. I have lost $6,000 in
past six weeks betting an average of under $10 per hand..
I would estimate
that for black jack casino wins a minimum of 65% of hands.
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House rejects demand for hearing on gambling bill
House lawmakers this morning shot down a Sutton lawmaker’s proposal to force a public hearing on Speaker Robert A. DeLeo’s bill to establish two casinos in Massachusetts and 750 slot machines at the state’s four racetracks.
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