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Preparing For Vegas- Make Sure You Leave As Happy As You Came

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Winning in Vegas isn't about going home rich; it's about not
going home broke. You've probably heard many horror stories about
people loosing it all their very first night in Vegas. The sad
truth of the matter is that it happens quite often because it is
so terribly easy to do. Casinos have many tricks (whether
deliberately contrived or accidentally achieved) that help you
make poor decisions as a result of slightly impaired judgment.

The bells and whistles of casinos are fun for the first few
hours, after that they tend to become dull and mind numbing.
You'll even find that those who have been at the casino for a
while will show slower and less enthusiastic responses to
jackpots after a few hours. This is part of the process. We
become number and mindlessly feed our 1's, 5's, 10's, 20's, 50's,
and 100's into the machines and loosing count along the way.

Casinos are also kind enough to allow many people ups and downs
along the way. They are quite smart in doing this. Many people
find that they can get pretty far ahead early on and then are
surprised to suddenly find themselves falling behind at an
alarming rate. When they have you is at the moment you put yet
another bill into the machine intending to get back the money you
lost. Most of us manage to get back our original investment but
decide that we want what we had won earlier and end right back at
the bottom again starting the entire process over. Don't do that,
I can tell you it hurts the next morning when you're kicking
yourself for being stupid.

This of course brings me to my next point. Ever see a sunrise
from the inside of a casino? Me either, but I've walked out into
the blinding light of day before. It's very easy to loose track
of time in a casino. It's dark in there and the only lights are
quite often from the slot machines and blinking neon signs. There
are no indicators for the passage of time and unless you are
clock watching, which most of us are not when we're having fun,
it is quite easy to lose many hours of time and find yourself
suddenly very tired and making poor decisions and taking risks
you'd normally not take rather than cashing out and going back to
the room for the night. This is another one that generally hurts
when you wake up.

In order to avoid things like this set a vibration alarm on your
cell phone and have it buzz you when it's time to go. Only bring
in a certain amount of cash into the casino and when that's gone
it's gone. Don't go back to the room and get more money or make
costly trips to the ATM. Those trips will suddenly add up and
find you with no true idea of how much money you've spent or have
left in your bank account.

You can quite easily win at the casino game on your trip to
Vegas as long as you remember that you are playing at a casino
and making a conscious decision not to be played by the casino.
Common sense will help out some but avoiding traps is the
difference in spending your 'mad money' at the casino and going
home busted or spending your next few paychecks at the casino
long after your vacation is over.

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