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Edge Sorting Caribbean Stud
The table game Caribbean Stud (CS) used to be among the most popular of all proprietary table games. In 1994, there were 167 tables of CS in Nevada. By the year 2000, that number dropped to 97 tables....
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Caribbean Stud Collusion
Caribbean Stud (CS) is virtually extinct in Nevada. Likewise throughout the U.S. it is rapidly disappearing, giving way to a wealth of alternative poker-style games. The main problems with CS are its...
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Collusion, 101
Sometimes I feel like I walk around with blinders on. Such is the case with the advantage play method known as collusion. This method simply means that players share information about their hands with...
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Top Carding Caribbean Stud
Caribbean Stud (CS) is not a common game in U.S. casinos, but worldwide it continues to have a strong presence. CS has a well-known vulnerability to player collusion, where a full table of seven...
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Double Draw Poker Collusion
Double Draw Poker (DDP) is a relatively new game that appears to be gaining ground in some markets, both in the US and internationally. The first time I saw DDP was at the Global Gaming Expo in 2013....
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