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Sunday, December 28, 2008
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7:54 PM
Big Split Poker brings you all of the action of the famous Pai-Gow Poker table game in this exciting new video casino poker game. Start with an 8-card deal and arrange the cards into hands of 5 cards and 3 cards. Pay tables for each hand multiply to calculate your total winnings. But don't cash out with any old winning hand; some hands can be built into more than one winning combination. Use your poker skill to switch your cards around, and watch the win change right before your eyes. When you find the highest pay combination, submit your hand and collect your winnings. You can play perfectly for maximum payoff with just the cards in front of you and your sharp poker skills. Simply deal the cards and use your skill to find the highest possible combination.
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Reine__0
Monday, December 22, 2008
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7:58 PM
Bet the Deck is a table game I found at the Golden Nugget in April, 2005. It is a simple casino poker variation in which the player bets on the outcome of a 5-card stud hand. The poker hand is composed of four community cards and a fifth card(s) of the player's chosing.
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Sunday, December 21, 2008
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4:26 PM
Derby is an electronic horse racing casino game. One to 10 players sit around a racetrack as they watch 5 horses compete in race after race. With a bet as little as 25 cents and about 90 seconds between races this can definitely be a decent time killer -- if you can find one. They've been disappearing from casinos and in May 2005 the Las Vegas Advisor reported that the only remaining machines in Vegas are at the MGM Grand, Excalibur, and Luxor.
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Friday, December 19, 2008
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4:43 PM

Bonus Video Poker is a video poker game found at online casinos using Cryptologic software. Unlike conventional video poker discarded cards are shuffled back into the deck. In addition if the player receives any card on the draw that he already discarded he will be awarded a bonus, which I call the "redraw bonus."
Free Casino Games currently available are All American, Deuces Wild, Double Bonus, Jacks or Better, Joker Poker, Tens or Better, and Super Jackpot, which is a progressive Jacks or Better game. The player may play 3, 5, or 10 lines.
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Reine__0
Thursday, December 18, 2008
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7:07 PM
Pai gow is the oldest of the free casino games. It easily pre-dates roulette and baccarat. How such a complicated game ever got started, I have always wondered. Indeed, pai gow is a difficult game to learn. The concept is the same as pai gow poker, where both player and banker make high and low hands, and then compare against each other. What makes pai gow difficult is there is order of hands and tiles seems largely random, and is difficult to memorize.
What I love about pai gow is that for bankroll preservation, there is nothing that beats it. The pace is slow at about 30 hands per hour, and 41% of hands result in a push. If you are a pale-face, like me, you’ll impress the dealer and some other players that you even understand it. However, some Asians immediately leave the table when I sit down, as if I’m unlucky. Don’t be scared to try the game, even if you know nothing about the rules. You can always ask the dealer to set your hands according to the “house way.” Better yet, keep reading to learn more about the game.