Here's the link-
VegasClick is presented to you by Michael Bluejay (his real name?) Michale provides a dizzying array of Vegas info and insider tips heavily slanted toward The Vegas Gambler but there really is something for everyone here.
There is a top ten Vegas tips feature which I found to be pretty good and a whole lot of otrher information. I'm actually pretty amazed that it's all done by one man. Kudos to You Michael Bluejay.
From the site-
Just the Chips is a blog dedicated to Poker Chips, Poker Products, and Poker Accessories. It is run by Jay Brewer who also runs several other blogs.
At Just The Chips he showcases new products and news about the poker world and anything to do with cool new poker gear.
If you are a poker nut and can't seem to spend enough money decking out your poker room then this site is for you.
Is there still a poker boom? Around my parts I know it's died down a bit but there are still folks that play regularly.
Here is the link-
Just The Chips
Vegasinsider.com brings you Line movements on all your favorite betting games. The link I provided is for the Superbowl. It shows all the major sportsbooks and time specific when they change their betting lines on sporting events. For example you can see how Caesars has moved on Jan 20th at 10:18Pm from 14 point Patriots favorites to 10:20PM to 13.5 point favorites for the New England Patriots, and all subsequent line movement that got them to the current (as of 5:56AM Jan 28th) 12 point favorites. They go through this exersize with all the major Vegas bookmakers.
You can click on the different tabs to find the same type of info on all the major sporting events.
Very cool stuff even if you don't gamble but just want to see how the lines move at all the different casinos and/or compare lines around town.
Here is the link to the Superbowl line movement page-
Vegas Superbowl Lines
Here is a link to the main page for all major sporting events line changes-
Vegasinsider.com
DRich is a valuable contributor over at the VegasRex forums. He has started a gambling blog about his daily experiences gambling in Las Vegas. What is interesting is that he keeps a daily log of his yearly winnings and losses.
From his site"I'm a seventeen year resident of Las Vegas and I have been gambling daily since moving here. I have worked as a programmer, game developer, and consultant to the gaming industry for the last fourteen years and I believe I have a broad knowledge of all things gambling."
He's just gotten started so give his site a look.
Here is the link-
The Vegas Gambler
Brought to my attention from Elvis66 (Don) from the VegasRex forums is HetInfo.com
The best way to describe this site for someone like me that has no clue about such things as Harrahs "ADT" or "Prop Scores" is from the horse's mouth, so copied directly from it's site-
About Harrahs Hotels Info
"This site is not owned or subsidized by Harrahs Entertainment in any way, shape or form. It is owned by individuals that like visiting Harrahs Hotels, and is focused on making the player’s visits more entertaining. We are not here to scam or defraud the Harrahs system, but to share with one another our secrets on maximizing our value.
This site is not about gambling or gaming in any way, shape or form. We are merely a travel-aid for future visitors.
This site is dedicated to the travelers and players who visit the Harrahs chain of hotels and casinos throughout the world. Our primary focus is on those looking to maximize their entertainment dollar while minimizing frustrations and aggravations because of the lack of good, honest information on the web or in person."
The site explains Prop scores, ADT, Harrahs Total Rewards Program, and also has a Harrahs Offer Database.
The Die Is Cast is Davis G Schwartz blog in which he examines everything about gambling. From his blog- "
David G. Schwartz
has been praised as "gaming's leading historian" and is widely recognized as an astute observer of the many facets of the culture of chance. His first book, Suburban Xanadu, established him as an authority on gambling and related issues. His second, Cutting the Wire, considers the relevance of gambling prohibition in the Internet age. Roll the Bones, his third book, takes in the entire sweep of gambling history, from the dawn of time to the present day.
Schwartz was born in Atlantic City and worked in the casino industry there, specializing in security and surveillance, though he also had a formative early stint as Mr. Peanut. He's got a Ph.D. in U.S. History from UCLA and, since 2001, has been the Director of the Center for Gaming Research at UNLV, which means that he not only studies gambling, but also encourages others to do so. He's also taught a range of subjects, running the gamut from hospitality security to writing creative non-fiction, but mostly focusing on gambling and history. For his full bio, check out the media page.
Dr. Schwartz writes a great deal about gambling, and you'll find some of that here. There are also book reviews, lots of stuff about Las Vegas and Atlantic City, and even some writing about writing.
On the static, non-blog pages, you can learn about his speaking, writing, and consulting. Or, if you dare, browse the image galleries, wherein hides the collection that has made art critics weep, habitual gamblers shudder, and aesthetes of all stripes cringe: the world's largest digital gathering of casino carpet pictures. It's not for the overly-sensitive."
Here is the link-
http://www.dieiscast.com/
Thanks Aquaman from the thisaintiowa forums, for the link to AllVegasPoker.
From the website-"All Vegas Poker provides poker room reviews, tournament schedules, and news for poker players visiting Las Vegas, Nevada. Visitors are encouraged to contribute poker room reviews and submit trip reports to help make All Vegas Poker a quality resource for poker players looking for information about Las Vegas card rooms."
There is a complete listing of all poker tournaments in Vegas broken down into easy to read charts. A great resource for the Vegas Poker Player.
Here is the link-
http://www.allvegaspoker.com/tournaments.php
Here is a blog from David Pom, who is barred from all UK casinos-
He shares his formulas on how to beat the casinos-
From his blog-
"Hi everyone, and welcome to my blog! Recently barred from all casinos in the UK, I've decided to share the information I've built up over 15 years of playing blackjack, roulette and all other manner of casino games with you - in the hope that you'll be able to succeed in beating the casinos! The tips, tricks, and information given in this blog will help you whether you're looking to beat real land-based casinos, online casinos, or alternative venues (i.e. cruise ships etc)."
Here is the link-
http://beatthecasinos.blogspot.com/
