Keno

February 5th, 2008 by Vernon Fray | Posted in slots for me | No Comments »

One of the games I like most on these machines is а game called Four Card Keno. This video keno game has four cards, and you can play all four at the same time. You don’t have to, but the whole point of this game is that you can and because of this, you can quadruple your hits.

Here’s how it works:

First, you select the amount you wish to wager per credit. You do this by selecting the denomination icon of your choice on the main screen. Next, you touch the Four Card Keno icon, and this takes you to the game. Then, you choose how many credits you wish to play per card. You do this by touching the bet-one icon once for each credit per card. For example, say you want to play one credit per card. This means you will touch the bet-one credit button four times, and this will wager one credit for each of the four cards. Or you can touch the “bet max” button, and this will play the maximum wager per card, which is ten credits, for a total wager of forty credits per game. If you are playing the one-penny-per-credit, this means you will be wagering 10 cent per card, for a total bet of 40cent per game and sometimes he wins the Jackpot. And so on for all the other denominations available.

Once you have selected the amount of the wager, you then touch Card A, and select your numbers. Then you go to Card В and repeat the process, then Card C, and finally Card D. Now you have selected numbers on all your cards You then press the “deal” button, and the game draws the numbers. As in all keno games, the more numbers you have the more you win. But on this Four Card Keno game, tn best advantage you have is that you can “wheel” your nu bers. Wheeling numbers has been possible in lotteries to long as they have been available, but until now it was possible on video keno games. Wheeling your numbers means that you can select the same numbers on more than one card, so that when they hit you will be paid more than once for that hit. It is therefore a very good idea to pick few core numbers, and then use these same numbers on multiple cards, along with whatever number extensions you choose.

Slots profit

January 29th, 2008 by Vernon Fray | Posted in slots for me | No Comments »

When we “like” something, usually it’s because it does something for us which is pleasing, such as being entertained by the experience with the slot machine. Whenever we think that something was “good,” this usually means that the entertaining experience we liked so much also proved rewarding in some way Admirals Inn. This leads us to the part which we call “profitable,” and although this normally means that we made some money, with slot machines this could be as simple as having received a pay. Any pay. Even a small pay which, in reality, meant an overall loss. But just the act of getting it, with the other factors combined, often results in our perception that this was “profitable,” in which case we usually think of “profit” as something in addition to mere money. The casino experience, for example. Or the camaraderie among players. Or the fact that we were there with a loved one and shared a happy time, overall, which had little to do with the act of profiting from this particular slot machine. Maybe we reached the comfort factor after having lost money Multi Spin Slots, but we got some play for it, and therefore the other factors in this human equation were satisfied, and consequently we thought about this as the “payment” for that series of experiences. Even though we lost money, we still feel okay about it because it “didn’t hurt that much.”

ovice players

January 26th, 2008 by Vernon Fray | Posted in slots for you | No Comments »

Whenever such really novice players have a streak of luck, most casino people will explain to them not only that they have won, but that such a large win is extremely rare. Then they will usually refer them to some more information about gaming, and about the games provided in casinos. Even the most rudimentary information, such as that provided by most major casino resorts in the hotel rooms, is better than nothing at all. Although most of this information isn’t exactly helpful, because it talks mainly about how to play the games that the casino happens to offer (and not necessarily about how to play these games well), nevertheless even this information is more knowledge than most novices have. Unfortunately, many people ignore even that little knowledge.

Although this example of the really "green" novice may be extreme, it serves to illustrate a wider problem among slot players. Even players who have been to casinos several times, who are now familiar with how slots work and may even possess some of that rudimentary knowledge from the inroom pamphlets or information obtained through conversations with other players - even these people do not necessarily behave, or play, in any more profitable manner than did those very "lucky" novices. Just because you have been to a casino and have played slots before, doesn’t mean you know all you should know. Maybe you have won. Maybe you have lost. Perhaps you have won and lost, and are about even. What if you only lost a little? Does that make you feel comfortable about your casino slots expertise?
Being "comfortable" is an important concept.