AboutRichard Reed Expertise I am the owner/editor of the #1 Informational Guide of Las Vegas, Insider Viewpoint of Las Vegas.My 30-years of experience living, working, and gambling in Las Vegas coupled with six years of printing 100,000 magazines monthly about Las Vegas has earned expert credentials.My extensive background in current and yesteryear activities allows my readers a true "Insider Viewpoint" to the 24-hour city of excitement.
Experience Printing the #1 Informational Guide of Las Vegas for six years and creating the famous Insider Viewpoint of Las Vegas web site more than five years ago has given me an opportunity to share my knowledge with millions.Daily, more than 10,000 people visits my web site and search through the 1,000+ pages of information about the great city of Las Vegas and the surrounding area.My staff and I can help with the simplest question to helping you with a complete convention set up including hotels and air
My degree in accounting and business management was not a spring board to the occupation I have chosen.Las Vegas is more of a teacher of hard knocks and experience in the city, rather than learning it from a text book.
Building a world class web site is rewarding, but having companies like Dow Jones Business Directory/Wall Street Journal acknowledge that you have created a site worthy of their readers is truly rewarding.My web site, http://www.insidervlv.com , has received dozens of other prominent awards also.My site is used by many world famous companies to advertise their products, once again proving a lot of hard work and dedication will be noticed by the masses. In addition to Insider Viewpoint of Las Veg
Question Dear Richard, thanks for volunteering. Quick question for you...everyone knows that poker is generally 5 cards in the end...but a group of us play monthly and occasionally play a game with only 3...usually with no straights or flushes. Last night however, a guy called straights and flushes count, which brought into question whether or not a flush with 3 cards is better than a pair with only 3 cards. Can you help with the order of winning hands with 3 card poker using straights and flushes. It seems to me that a pair would be more difficult, but I would like to see the math. Thanks again,
Skip
golf expert
Answer Thanks for the question. Currently I am working on those calculations. I do not have the full page completed on my web site, but the tables and the probabilities are shown. Please go to http://www.insidervlv.com/gamble/3cardpoker.html
This will be 100% completed in a few days, but this will answer your questions now.
Respectfully,
Richard Reed
www.insidervlv.com
vegas@insidervlv.com
