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Slotpourri

31 May 2000

By Larry Mak

A curious patron asked a casino personnel manager why he preferred married men for blackjack dealers. "It's simple," said the manager. "Married men don't get so upset when they're yelled at."

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A.Why do you call your wife Cinderella when you're in a casino?"

B."Because by the time midnight comes around, I have to slipper some money to play with."

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Q."Isn't a casino a great place to be on a rainy night?"

A."I suppose so. It's either stay outside and get wet or come inside and get soaked."

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Teacher to gambler's son: "Johnny, can you tell the class what is two and two?"

Gambler's son: "Little Joe."

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Math teacher to gambler's son: If your father had $300 and a friend asked him for a loan of $200, how much would your father have left?"

Gambler's son: "Three hundred dollars."

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Husband to wife: "How many times have I told you not to throw your money away on slots.

Wife: "I don't know. I thought you were keeping score."

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BILL:"I played a slot that came from a tribe in Africa."

JOE:"Zulus?"

BILL: "No, actually I won some."

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MARY:"Did you say your husband lost over $2000 at roulette?"

JEAN:"That's right."'

MARY: "What did he say when he got home?"

JEAN:"Shall I leave out all the four-letter words?"'

MARY:"Yes."

JEAN:"He didn't say anything."

Larry Mak
Larry Mak is a former science writer at the California Institute of Technology and he is currently a freelance gaming author.

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