You've read a few
books about your casino game. You've practiced hours on your computer
and you learned all about money management. You also visit casinos half
a dozen times a year. You think you have become a skilled player.
Well, besides knowing
all those other things, which are very important, you also need to become
a skilled walker.
You say you are
not familiar with that term? A skilled walker is a player who knows
when to "walk." A skilled walker is constantly looking for
winning and losing signs. At craps, do you see players establish a number,
and within two more throws, they "7-out", over and over again.
At blackjack are you getting 14s, 15s, and 16s while the dealer consistently
turns up a 10 as their up card? At slots do you experience only one
win for every five pulls?
All these are signs
that the gaming gods are not on your side at this time and place. Your
action is to walk!
At craps, blackjack
or any other game, walk to another table or pit or even another casino.
Keep walking until you find that table or machine that offers a winning
situation.
To be successful
at gambling you must learn to become a skilled walker.