You may be wondering, as you walk through a casino: "Which game should I choose?" You might want to try the slot machines. There are thousands of slot machines enticing to take a little spin. What about a little Blackjack? This is not the blackjack of your father. Since then, it has evolved into many variations. Consider playing craps? These prop bets are tempting but can quickly drain your bankroll.
Here are the top, worst and not so bad bets in casino games canlı bahis siteleri. 
Machines
Video Poker is a Good Game.
Learn the basic strategy for Jacks or Better games, Bonus or Double Bonus that offer a maximum of 5 coins. Check the pay table of any machine to see if it pays 9/1 or 6/1 for full houses and flushes. These games offer a return of over 98% and may allow you to keep your money for longer. Avoid games with paytables less than 9/6.
Penny Slots - The Bad and the Ugly
Popular due to its exciting themes, vibrant graphics and appealing bonus features. The return on investment is around 80%. The casinos have to keep more of them because they lose money. One out of three spins will result in a hit, but the return on many games is less than what you originally wagered.
* Traditional 3 reel slots - not so ugly
If you must play slots, choose the machines that are non-progressive and accept maximum bets of two or three coins. While they are still available. The average return is 95%. If you hit a jackpot, the smallest amount that you can win is at least your initial bet.
Tables
Traditional Blackjack - The Good
Keep to the tables which pay 3/2 on a Blackjack, use shoes for dealing and have liberal rules like allowing resplitting, soft-doubling, doubling after splitting and late surrender. Start by learning the basic strategy. Avoid side bets.
Blackjack - The Bad 6/5
Some casinos have increased their BJ payouts from 3/2 down to 6/5. Three to four BJs can be expected per hour. If you receive $12 instead of $15.00 at a table that costs $10, your bankroll will be depleted faster. A table that has a continuous shuffle is another bad bet. The number of hands played per hour increases from 60 to about 80.
Blackjack Switch - Not So Ugly
This game is growing in popularity. The game allows you to play two hands simultaneously and switch the top cards in order to get better hands. Blackjack pays only even money, but it has some advantages to the player. Basic Blackjack rules are still applicable after the switch. You can split, double, etc.
* The Good: Craps - pass line with odds
This bet is popular for a good reason. If you place an odds bet behind the passline after the shooter's number has been established, the true odds will be paid if the point was made before the seven is rolled. True odds are 2/1 on the numbers 4 and 10. A $10 bet on odds would return $20.
* The Bad: Craps - One roll proposition bets
You only have one chance to bet that a specific number will appear on the next dice roll. If you bet on two or twelve, for example, the payout is 30/1. You only have a one in 36 chance to win.
* The Not So Ugly: Craps: Wrong Betting
Wrong or don't bettors are players who wager against the shooter. The player who bets on the "don't pass" bar is hoping the shooter will not roll a 7 before the point number. The house wins all bets except for the ones that were placed incorrectly. Bettors can also place odds, but must lay them instead of taking odds. An odds bet on a point 4 or 10 would cost $20 in order to win $10.
Here are some of the many. Do your homework and Lady Luck could be a wonderful date.

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