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Sunday, June 21, 2009
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4:45 PM
Roulette is one of the easiest games to play and understand in the casino. As usual the easier a game is to understand the greater the house edge, and roulette is no exception. If you are looking for a easy to understand and slow paced table game, and are willing to sacrifice on the house edge, then you may like roulette. If you want something more stimulating or with a decent return I would suggest looking at other games.One difference between roulette and all other table casinos online games is that roulette chips have no value denomination printed on them. This actually is the true definition of a chip, one which indicates its value is technically called a check. The roulette table comes with six to eight sets of different colored chips, each set consisting of 300 chips. When a player buys-in they get their own color and the value would be the buy-in divided by the number of chips received. The dealer will place a token on top of the dealer's stack of that color of chips to indicate the value.
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Wednesday, May 6, 2009
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6:42 PM
From time to time, a new game is accepted into free online gambling casinos. Some make it and some don’t. Die Rich is one of those free online casino games which is currently trying to establish a fan base and become a fixture at casinos across the country.
So what exactly is Die Rich? Well, the easiest way to describe it would be “craps with only one die.”
Die Rich is the invention of Ken Coleman, a dealer and inventor from Reno, Nevada. Not only has the game appeared at the Global Gaming Expo, an annual event teeming with prospective new casino games, but Ken also received permission from state regulators to give the game a “field test” at the Eldorado Hotel and Casino.
The reaction was a positive one. So positive, in fact, that the Luxor Casino in Las Vegas began offering the game for play in the latter half of 2006.
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Reine__0
Thursday, February 26, 2009
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7:40 PM
Sic Bo, meaning "dice pair" is an ancient Chinese gambling game. It is very popular in Macau, in my estimation second to only baccarat. In the United States is often found in the Asian gaming rooms, especially in Atlantic City. The large Las Vegas properties will usually have one table in the general casino.This free online casino game uses three dice and a table with a variety of betting options on the roll of those dice. The odds and table layout may also vary from place to place. However, the payoffs are the same across Atlantic City and Macau, but different from each other. In Vegas and on the online casinos, anything is possible.
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Monday, February 23, 2009
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5:18 PM
Ricochet is a free online gambling dice game formerly found at the Fiesta Henderson. Some says it was removed in July 2006. The game uses three dice and is played on a small table with chairs. Many bets are available in casino web sites, some that resolve in one roll, and other may take several. I have had to make up some terminology to explain this game, which may not be consistent with what the owners intended.
Rules
As in craps players take turns shooting the dice. Unlike craps there is no point or come out roll. The shooter will roll until he rolls any of the following combinations: 111, 666, 126, 136, 146, or 156. In other words a (1) one, six, and any other different number; or (2) three ones or three sixes.
Most of the betting layout is all 30 combination of a pair and a singleton. Players may bet that any chosen combination will be rolled before the player craps out (for lack of a better term) by throwing one of turn ending combination's listed above. As in roulette the player may straddle two or four bets as well. There are also single roll bets. The following list explains all the available bets.
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Reine__0
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
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9:00 PM
Craps can be one of the most intimidating free casino games for the beginner. The table seems to have about a hundred different kinds of bets, the players are barking out commands in what seems to be a foreign language, and the pace is too fast to ever ask a question. I can sympathize with the beginner, because at one point in time this was how craps appeared to me.
If this is how you view the game, I have good news. There is one fundamental bet, the "pass line" bet, that almost all players make. You can easily get by knowing just this bet your first time. As you get more experienced, you can add more bets to your repertoire. After just your first five minutes, you should feel comfortable with the flow of the game and can start acting natural, like you've been a craps player for years.
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Tuesday, January 6, 2009
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7:13 PM
This casino games is also known as Bird Cage, Chuck Luck, Chucker Luck, Chuck, originally in England as Sweat Cloth and many other names. This is a banking game related to Grand Hazard. The operator usually rolls the dice in a special chuck cage (an hourglass-shaped wire cage that rotates) and provides a layout with the numbers 1 to 6 on it for players to place their bets.
An old game known as Crown and Anchor was played by sailors in the British Navy and became popular with the Army during the First World War. It is identical to Chuck-A-Luck in every way other than it is played with dice that are marked with symbols (a heart, a diamond, a spade, a club, a crown and an anchor) not spots. Crown and Anchor was also very popular in Australia and some believe that this is where the game originated.
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Reine__0
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
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6:40 PM
La Boule is a similar to roulette. I noticed the game at a casino in Antibes, France. The game features 9 numbers and 3 colors of which to bet on. The only time I saw the game it was closed at the time of day I was there. However, I could tell it is played on a large wooden wheel and from casino literature I know it is played with a rubber ball a little smaller than a tennis ball.
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
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3:53 PM
This popular casino game comes in many varieties. It is sometimes called “Big Wheel” or “Wheel of Fortune.” There is a common variant called “Money Wheel” and another called “Dice Wheel.” It is called “Big Six” because the winning payouts come in 6 denominations.
All these free casino games have in common a vertical wheel that spins around on an axle until it slows down and then stops to identify a specific segment on the perimeter of the wheel. It is similar to the Wheel of Fortune game on television, but vertically mounted. Simpler versions resemble bicycle rims and fancier ones look more like flat Ferris wheels, complete with lights and sound. The functioning of the game is very similar to roulette.
