Skill Games archive

Playing on worldwinner might be fun, but if you're having problems with the games not loading it's probably because you browse through mozilla firefox or any of the other browsers. Most games or even all (not sure) on worldwinner needs internet explorer 6+ to run.

Worldwinner does not support Mac OS, Web TV, Firefox or Netscape.

When you start your first game at worldwinner while using internet explorer you must accept to install the active-x application that WW uses.

If your security options prohibits the activex to load properly you need to lower the security in internet explorer (I wouldnt do that).

Or just put worldwinner on the trusted site area which is easier and you still have your same security level on the rest of the internet.

I think you mean Mahjong 😁 (Mahjong is a game of skill, intelligence, calculation and luck – and is usually played by four people).

Learn to play Mahjong online with our easy Skill Games Guide


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Recieved a flyer in the mail from SBG global. They had the normal casino type stuff, and a few skill games. Anyone else heard of this??


jamesy72

Hi all

I'm new to this site so I hope this thread is in the right place.
I used to play blackjack bonus hunting at casinos and did very well but the bonuses have long since dried up. My spouse is a quiz/trivia whizz and we stumbled upon a quiz site liveworldquiz. It seems to be quite new and a little ameteurish.
We registered and played some of the 15 free quizzes they give you. it seems the competition is very sparse at the moment there are very few members.
I quite like the format though they claim that 50% of players will always win because they move the winning score up/down to make this happen.

Anyone played here? should we deposit cash? do you think they are trustworthy?

Novak

Gambling is illegal in the Southeast Asian country of Vietnam, with the exception of casinos. However, Vietnamese nationals are strictly forbidden from entering casinos which cater solely for foreigners.

Therefore, two southern Vietnam transport officials have found themselves on the wrong side of the law after being discovered gambling on Chinese chess games. The two men have now been taken into custody for two months, while police investigate charges of their illegal gambling activities.

However, one factor differentiating this story from those of others is the sheer size of the bets wagered by the men, which eventually reached US$47,500 to $237,000 per game.

The two high-stakes gamblers involved are the Department of Transport deputy director Nguyen Thanh Leo, and the director of a state-owned driver training center Tran Van Tan. Prior to his present position, Nguyen Thanh Leo headed the the province’s Construction Project Management Board, while Tan is an affluent businessman with a fleet of luxurious cars, as well as many large cafés in the city.

Apparently, the men started gabling on chess in 2009 with Leo eventually owing
Tan VN$22 billion (US$1 million). Leo then sold his properties, and borrowed
money from individuals and businesses but could only manage to repay a quarter of his gambling debts to Tan.

After Tan then threatened to hire gangsters to kill him and his family if the debt wasn’t repaid, Leo decided to go to the police, who organised a sting to catch the two men in the act. The operation was enacted on December 22, when Leo tipped police off to where they would be gambling, leading to police officers swooping in on the men at a local café and catching them red-handed.

In Vietnam, anyone found gambling is subject to large fines and/or a severe prison sentence. The two officials, if found guilty, can therefore expect harsh punishments, commented the Soc Trang People’s Committee deputy secretary, Le Thanh Quan.

Gambling is illegal in the Southeast Asian country of Vietnam, with the exception of casinos. However, Vietnamese nationals are strictly forbidden from entering casinos which cater solely for foreigners.

Therefore, two southern Vietnam transport officials have found themselves on the wrong side of the law after being discovered gambling on Chinese chess games. The two men have now been taken into custody for two months, while police investigate charges of their illegal gambling activities.

However, one factor differentiating this story from those of others is the sheer size of the bets wagered by the men, which eventually reached US$47,500 to $237,000 per game.

The two high-stakes gamblers involved are the Department of Transport deputy director Nguyen Thanh Leo, and the director of a state-owned driver training center Tran Van Tan. Prior to his present position, Nguyen Thanh Leo headed the the province’s Construction Project Management Board, while Tan is an affluent businessman with a fleet of luxurious cars, as well as many large cafés in the city.

Apparently, the men started gabling on chess in 2009 with Leo eventually owing
Tan VN$22 billion (US$1 million). Leo then sold his properties, and borrowed
money from individuals and businesses but could only manage to repay a quarter of his gambling debts to Tan.

After Tan then threatened to hire gangsters to kill him and his family if the debt wasn’t repaid, Leo decided to go to the police, who organised a sting to catch the two men in the act. The operation was enacted on December 22, when Leo tipped police off to where they would be gambling, leading to police officers swooping in on the men at a local café and catching them red-handed.

In Vietnam, anyone found gambling is subject to large fines and/or a severe prison sentence. The two officials, if found guilty, can therefore expect harsh punishments, commented the Soc Trang People’s Committee deputy secretary, Le Thanh Quan.

It happens I login at worldwinner and play some games while on break. I usually play Bejeweled 2, Zuma or Tile City. Which games do you play and which ones are your favorites ?