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I agree
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Here's my suggestion: visit www.godaddy.com
$9 a year and you own zengrifter.com, or the variant of your choice.
$4 a month and you get a website.
You can create a recommended library of gaming (and other) books, complete with links to Amazon that will pay you commissions. You can run banners of online casinos with playable bonuses. You can write E-books and sell them. And you make all the rules.
Do what I do....
whenever I get bored with things around here at cc.com I like to hit the road.
Just last week I visited Ukraine there is a nice little parlor type casino in Kiev with table games only, no slots. only roullete, craps, a couple of varieties of poker one of which is called Russian Poker and of course blackjack.
The 8 deck game has a cruel 50% pen, European no hole card play split up to 4 hands except aces, and a nice triple down play where if you doubled down on 2 cards you could triple down for the 4th card. I found the game playable in spite of the bad penetration because you could play a min hand of $5, A little frustrating though at high counts with the max bet 0f $200. After 4.5 hours of play I was ahead $700 and called it a night. Other Eastern European casinos that i played in required a passport be shown at the door. This place required no ID at all but they do wand you with a metal detector.
In ukriane they have hard currency regulations. You have to fill in a statement of how much currency you are bringing into the country and then they want to knwo how much you are leaving with . To avoud any hassle I hid some of my excess money away. I hid 300 in each of the spines of 2 hardbound books I was carrying and $100 in the leather sleeve of my cell phone. Thankfully got out with no hassles.
whenever I get bored with things around here at cc.com I like to hit the road.
Just last week I visited Ukraine there is a nice little parlor type casino in Kiev with table games only, no slots. only roullete, craps, a couple of varieties of poker one of which is called Russian Poker and of course blackjack.
The 8 deck game has a cruel 50% pen, European no hole card play split up to 4 hands except aces, and a nice triple down play where if you doubled down on 2 cards you could triple down for the 4th card. I found the game playable in spite of the bad penetration because you could play a min hand of $5, A little frustrating though at high counts with the max bet 0f $200. After 4.5 hours of play I was ahead $700 and called it a night. Other Eastern European casinos that i played in required a passport be shown at the door. This place required no ID at all but they do wand you with a metal detector.
In ukriane they have hard currency regulations. You have to fill in a statement of how much currency you are bringing into the country and then they want to knwo how much you are leaving with . To avoud any hassle I hid some of my excess money away. I hid 300 in each of the spines of 2 hardbound books I was carrying and $100 in the leather sleeve of my cell phone. Thankfully got out with no hassles.
Better games ?
It was the only one that I found listed on a tour map. I later found out there were others but did not have more time to check them out. Next time I will go better prepared . The one I was at was named Grand. I t was in the Hotel Lybid. I did stumble on one other place called the Red Lion. Did not even look very appealing. Others I have since heard about were Corona Club, Naiad and Eldorado. If Shark knows anything about any of these places I would be interested in hearing about them.
It was the only one that I found listed on a tour map. I later found out there were others but did not have more time to check them out. Next time I will go better prepared . The one I was at was named Grand. I t was in the Hotel Lybid. I did stumble on one other place called the Red Lion. Did not even look very appealing. Others I have since heard about were Corona Club, Naiad and Eldorado. If Shark knows anything about any of these places I would be interested in hearing about them.