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Sunday, July 8, 2007
Check those progressive slot machines
Some may call me a sucker for slots but is that so wrong to want to join the Millionaires club? And by Millionaire club I don’t mean any specific online casino slot game. What I’m saying is that it could be great to simply be a Millionaire. Yeah, and so simple! Well…I reckon it’s at least more simple than winning win the lotto (-: Yeah, I’m a true optimist and so as I see it, the more online casino slot gamblers join the games I play, the better chances I’ve got to win them. Right now, for instance, the Inter casino jackpot reached the $4 million mark and Golden Palace has a $5 million slot machine too. So if you’re reading this, just join the race. Call me greedy, but $6 million are even better than 5!
Monday, June 25, 2007
Slots Machines
Slot machines are games of pure chance. There are no rules to learn, and the outcome is completely random. The attraction to this game is due to the ease of play, the potentially huge payoffs and the excitement level around the slot area.
Slot machines come in many different forms with various symbols on the wheels and several payout systems. Slot machines can have from three to five reels/wheels and one to five payoff lines. The basic idea is the same in all of them, to line up particular symbols on the payout line. As the combination becomes more unlikely the payoff increases. The main attraction of slots is that they have the biggest jackpots on offer - sometimes going up to millions of dollars! You can choose to bet on sums between $0.25 and $15 on each spin. Your winnings depend on the wagered amount.
All you need to do is drop in some coins, pull the handle and hope to hear that lovely sound of money pouring down.
Slot machines come in many different forms with various symbols on the wheels and several payout systems. Slot machines can have from three to five reels/wheels and one to five payoff lines. The basic idea is the same in all of them, to line up particular symbols on the payout line. As the combination becomes more unlikely the payoff increases. The main attraction of slots is that they have the biggest jackpots on offer - sometimes going up to millions of dollars! You can choose to bet on sums between $0.25 and $15 on each spin. Your winnings depend on the wagered amount.
All you need to do is drop in some coins, pull the handle and hope to hear that lovely sound of money pouring down.
Sunday, June 24, 2007
How to play Keno
Creativeness is the name of the game in keno. Many different ways of betting were invented over the years. To make it simple and clear we divided them into 6 types:
Here I explained all the gambling games types in the Keno game
Straight Tickets
This is the basic and the most common ticket. There are no complications here. You simply mark your numbers and wait for the draw. Of course there are a few more things you need to know.
You have to decide how many spots you want to play. Most casinos, including web based gambling sites, allow you to choose 1 to 15 spots, and some even permit to choose 20, 32 or 40 numbers on a straight ticket. You will normally want to play 4 mark 8 numbers. Below 4 spots, your payoff isn't worth the average 30% casino take. Look at some of the other possibilities, at 8 numbers; your odds are about 230,115 to 1. If you mark 9 it jumps to 1.38 million to 1, and at 15, your odds of hitting all of them is an unrealistic 428 BILLION to 1!
Your last decision is to determine how much to bet. Ordinary straight tickets are $1.00, although some are 70 cents or lower. You can also play multiples of the base rates. For example, you could play a $1.00 ticket for $4.00, and your winnings will be multiplied by 4 times the $1.00 payout rate.
One very important thing to notice when playing multiples of the base rate; the casino will not pay more than the aggregate limit on any one game. So if the aggregate limit is $50,000, your payout will never exceed $50,000, no matter how much you bet. Take that into consideration when deciding how much money to wager.
Split Tickets
A split ticket is simply 2 or more straight tickets played on the same physical ticket. Each logical ticket includes a group of numbers that are either circled, or separated by a line. Each game (group of numbers) must have it's own unique numbers, and can not share numbers with any other group.
There is no advantage to a split ticket since you cannot use the same number more than once. It simply allows you to play two or more games on the same piece of paper. (The advantage might be said is that by joining the game you save paper and make it a friendly to environment game).
Way Tickets
The payouts on way tickets are the same as playing the same games in multiple tickets and so there are only two reasons to play a way ticket.
The first is convenience. If it is more convenient for you to mark multiple games on a single ticket, a way ticket may be for you.
The second reason to play a way ticket is fractional rates. Some casinos will let you play for as little as 10 cents per way, instead of the usual $1.00 you would have to play on a straight ticket, Thus, playing more games on the same amount of money.
Combination Tickets
Combination tickets provide the keno player the possibility to combine groups of straight bets on one ticket in various ways with the player betting one unit for each possible combination. Players can also combine straight bets and way bets on one ticket. The groups bet on a combination ticket should be marked clearly on the right hand side of the ticket.
King Tickets
A king ticket has one number that is circled by itself. This number is referred to as the King and can be used in combination with other groups of numbers on a ticket.
King tickets are marked similarly to way and split tickets with the number of combinations played and the amount wagered per group displayed on the right hand side of the ticket.
Special Tickets
These tickets are Games Extra Blog favorite, often offered by the casinos in order to promote their keno game.
A special ticket must be played in a certain way, decided before the game starts and pays off using a different pay schedule. This payout chart is usually marked on the special ticket itself. Special tickets usually offer slightly better deals than other keno tickets and are used to entice players. You still don't understand why it is our favorite? Read on.
An example of a special ticket is the one called top and bottom. A player pays $5.00 for this special ticket and chooses either the top 40 or the bottom 40 numbers on a card. If all twenty numbers drawn are in the section the player selected, they usually get paid around $100,000. If none of the numbers drawn are located in the section the player selected they still receive around $100,000. All other options are paid according to the special payout schedule. Simple and beautiful.
Here I explained all the gambling games types in the Keno game
Straight Tickets
This is the basic and the most common ticket. There are no complications here. You simply mark your numbers and wait for the draw. Of course there are a few more things you need to know.
You have to decide how many spots you want to play. Most casinos, including web based gambling sites, allow you to choose 1 to 15 spots, and some even permit to choose 20, 32 or 40 numbers on a straight ticket. You will normally want to play 4 mark 8 numbers. Below 4 spots, your payoff isn't worth the average 30% casino take. Look at some of the other possibilities, at 8 numbers; your odds are about 230,115 to 1. If you mark 9 it jumps to 1.38 million to 1, and at 15, your odds of hitting all of them is an unrealistic 428 BILLION to 1!
Your last decision is to determine how much to bet. Ordinary straight tickets are $1.00, although some are 70 cents or lower. You can also play multiples of the base rates. For example, you could play a $1.00 ticket for $4.00, and your winnings will be multiplied by 4 times the $1.00 payout rate.
One very important thing to notice when playing multiples of the base rate; the casino will not pay more than the aggregate limit on any one game. So if the aggregate limit is $50,000, your payout will never exceed $50,000, no matter how much you bet. Take that into consideration when deciding how much money to wager.
Split Tickets
A split ticket is simply 2 or more straight tickets played on the same physical ticket. Each logical ticket includes a group of numbers that are either circled, or separated by a line. Each game (group of numbers) must have it's own unique numbers, and can not share numbers with any other group.
There is no advantage to a split ticket since you cannot use the same number more than once. It simply allows you to play two or more games on the same piece of paper. (The advantage might be said is that by joining the game you save paper and make it a friendly to environment game).
Way Tickets
The payouts on way tickets are the same as playing the same games in multiple tickets and so there are only two reasons to play a way ticket.
The first is convenience. If it is more convenient for you to mark multiple games on a single ticket, a way ticket may be for you.
The second reason to play a way ticket is fractional rates. Some casinos will let you play for as little as 10 cents per way, instead of the usual $1.00 you would have to play on a straight ticket, Thus, playing more games on the same amount of money.
Combination Tickets
Combination tickets provide the keno player the possibility to combine groups of straight bets on one ticket in various ways with the player betting one unit for each possible combination. Players can also combine straight bets and way bets on one ticket. The groups bet on a combination ticket should be marked clearly on the right hand side of the ticket.
King Tickets
A king ticket has one number that is circled by itself. This number is referred to as the King and can be used in combination with other groups of numbers on a ticket.
King tickets are marked similarly to way and split tickets with the number of combinations played and the amount wagered per group displayed on the right hand side of the ticket.
Special Tickets
These tickets are Games Extra Blog favorite, often offered by the casinos in order to promote their keno game.
A special ticket must be played in a certain way, decided before the game starts and pays off using a different pay schedule. This payout chart is usually marked on the special ticket itself. Special tickets usually offer slightly better deals than other keno tickets and are used to entice players. You still don't understand why it is our favorite? Read on.
An example of a special ticket is the one called top and bottom. A player pays $5.00 for this special ticket and chooses either the top 40 or the bottom 40 numbers on a card. If all twenty numbers drawn are in the section the player selected, they usually get paid around $100,000. If none of the numbers drawn are located in the section the player selected they still receive around $100,000. All other options are paid according to the special payout schedule. Simple and beautiful.
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
More Extra Games
Having fun this is the answer for all of your questions, sometimes I bet you asked your self how can I have lots of fun without doing nothing?
well
the answer is simple, get a life men there is no such thing having fun without moving a finger
you should go and create the life, yeah that is right create the life, Games extra is one of the Blogs that will explain you how to do it in the greatest way.
Wow did you see that, take a look on this picture did you ever made a crazy thing like this? this called extreme sport and I think that I will be very interested some day in the future makeing some thing like this OR may be I will make some other interesting stuff.
well
the answer is simple, get a life men there is no such thing having fun without moving a finger
you should go and create the life, yeah that is right create the life, Games extra is one of the Blogs that will explain you how to do it in the greatest way.
Wow did you see that, take a look on this picture did you ever made a crazy thing like this? this called extreme sport and I think that I will be very interested some day in the future makeing some thing like this OR may be I will make some other interesting stuff.
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