If you are going to a casino for the first time, you will be overwhelmed by the sheer number of different games, and even regular casino visitors usually have a hard time deciding on a game. Of course, classics like roulette and blackjack are among the most popular casino games, but you should also have tried baccarat and craps at least once.
Look For Games With The “Surrender” Or “En Prison” Rules.
Roulette has a relatively high house edge of 5.26%, especially in the American variant (double zero fields). With the Surrender or En Prison rule, you have the option of having the house edge. Doesn’t that sound great? The initial house edge of 5.26% suddenly becomes 2.63%. With the European variant, the house edge is only 1.35% (originally 2.70%).
If Possible, Always Play On A Single Zero Wheel.
The reason for this tip should be obvious. Roulette is always played against the house. Therefore, every player’s “enemy” is the house edge. In American roulette with the double zero fields, this is 5.26% because the house has two options (0 and 00) to win. In European roulette, there is only one zero, so the house edge is significantly lower (2.70%). So if you can, always play on a European bike.
Don’t Worry About Losing Bets.
You consistently bet on your favorite number, and it never came. In reality, the ball didn’t even fall into a pocket near your number. In the next round, you decide on a new strategy and bet on a different number. As fate would have it, the ball lands on your favorite number in this round. It’s just bad luck, and you can’t change it.
Bankroll Management Is The Be-All And End-All.
You are sitting at a table, and the player to your left is playing dizzying bets. He may bet as much as you earn in a year. He can’t afford you (yet).
Play the bets you can afford and just accept the fact that there are people who have a much larger bankroll.
In the long run, regulated bankroll management will give you much more pleasure than an evening on which you gamble away all your money due to excessive stakes.
Game Breaks Are Important.
The more you play, the better for the casinos. The less you play, the better for you. This should be clear to almost all players. It is important to take a break during a session to clear your head. Take a short breath of fresh air, take a deep breath, and have a drink. The games will be waiting for you, and your bankroll will thank you.
After completing EVERY game session, take some time to consider how it went for you. What did you do, right? What did you do wrong? Be honest with yourself. Once you have answered these questions, create a plan to further refine what you did right and correct what you did wrong.