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UK-based developer GameAccount Network has launched a new online casino games channel for Italian gaming operator SNAI.
GameAccount has delivered a range of instant-play casino games, including slots, via SNAI’s new dedicated Monte Carlo gaming channel.
SNAI’s new channel is found under a separate tab to its other offerings on SNAI.it which includes casino, slot, poker, sport and bingo.
The Monte Carlo channel features casino gaming content...
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GameAccount has delivered a range of instant-play casino games, including slots, via SNAI’s new dedicated Monte Carlo gaming channel.
SNAI’s new channel is found under a separate tab to its other offerings on SNAI.it which includes casino, slot, poker, sport and bingo.
The Monte Carlo channel features casino gaming content...
Gameaccount-com
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GameAccount, the Smurfit and Dermot Desmond-backed online casino company targeting regulated markets in North America, has struck a deal with Australian firm Reel Time Gaming to bring the slot game firm online and into the US market.
In recent months, we reported how GameAccount Network, headed by Dermot Smurfit Jr, a nephew of Michael Smurfit, signed a major deal with the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation (MPTN), the owners and operators of the Foxwoods Resort Casino, to develop play-for-fun games on the internet.
As well as building an online gaming portal, both MPTN and GameAccount will build turnkey business-to-business solutions for other gaming operators in the US that want to be ready for when the US passes online gambling legislation.
“Our mission is to enable land-based casino slot manufacturers to swiftly move online into Europe and North America’s regulated internet gaming markets,” said Dermot Smurfit.
“Content partners are selected based on their track record and the compelling nature of their casino slot gaming content which generally out performs online native equivalents. We are delighted to welcome Reel Time Gaming as a content partner within GameAccount Network, and we look forward to bringing high-quality facsimiles of their compelling machine-based games online and distributing them into regulated internet gaming markets, such as Italy and the UK and, in due course, Spain and New Jersey.”
The deal will enable Reel Time Gaming to drive online gaming versions of popular slot games like Eye of Horos into markets in North America and Europe without having to maintain a remote gaming server.
“Regulation has only begun to reshape the landscape of internet gaming and we’re confident that our content, online within GameAccount Network’s Internet Gaming System, will benefit greatly from their distribution reach into fast-growing regulated casino slot gaming markets, such as Italy,” said Martin Visocnik, managing director of Reel Time Games.
In recent months, we reported how GameAccount Network, headed by Dermot Smurfit Jr, a nephew of Michael Smurfit, signed a major deal with the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation (MPTN), the owners and operators of the Foxwoods Resort Casino, to develop play-for-fun games on the internet.
As well as building an online gaming portal, both MPTN and GameAccount will build turnkey business-to-business solutions for other gaming operators in the US that want to be ready for when the US passes online gambling legislation.
“Our mission is to enable land-based casino slot manufacturers to swiftly move online into Europe and North America’s regulated internet gaming markets,” said Dermot Smurfit.
“Content partners are selected based on their track record and the compelling nature of their casino slot gaming content which generally out performs online native equivalents. We are delighted to welcome Reel Time Gaming as a content partner within GameAccount Network, and we look forward to bringing high-quality facsimiles of their compelling machine-based games online and distributing them into regulated internet gaming markets, such as Italy and the UK and, in due course, Spain and New Jersey.”
The deal will enable Reel Time Gaming to drive online gaming versions of popular slot games like Eye of Horos into markets in North America and Europe without having to maintain a remote gaming server.
“Regulation has only begun to reshape the landscape of internet gaming and we’re confident that our content, online within GameAccount Network’s Internet Gaming System, will benefit greatly from their distribution reach into fast-growing regulated casino slot gaming markets, such as Italy,” said Martin Visocnik, managing director of Reel Time Games.
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Out of curiosity..
I just thought of the movie 21 but I cant remember all of it anymore, just a part from learning to count cards.
Has anyone of you guys actually tried this strategy?
I just thought of the movie 21 but I cant remember all of it anymore, just a part from learning to count cards.
Has anyone of you guys actually tried this strategy?
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chinomoreno wrote:
Out of curiosity..
I just thought of the movie 21 but I cant remember all of it anymore, just a part from learning to count cards.
Has anyone of you guys actually tried this strategy?
Card counting is a strategy of the casino card family which is primarily used in the blackjack family of casino games. While dining card counting you have keep in mind:
Betting correlation (BC), Playing efficiency (PE), Insurance correlation (IC),
Betting correlation (BC), Playing efficiency (PE), Insurance correlation (IC),
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One month ago, a friend told me with excitement that, he just bought a Chinese Chess board with pieces in eBay and he made sure to me he would soon become an expert in Chinese Chess.
I met him again last day and I asked if he had achieved the goal of becoming an expert yet. He sighed and began to complain, ‘I had never imagined that it’s so burdensome to carry a chess board around. I do love playing Chinese Chess. But as it’s such a nuisance to carry the board around so I become lazier and lazier. Then I gave up.’ I showed deep pity on this matter.
Isn’t it a huge pity that someone gives up playing such an intelligent game just because the board is so ‘burdensome’? Of course we can’t let this happen. I comforted my friend and then encouraged him to continue practising the game because I know well how much fun he gains from the game. I suggest him install a Chinese Chess game software on his PC and he followed my advice. He finds this method burns up his passion for Chinese Chess again and I am writing this way down, hoping it could provide more people the inspiration to gain passion and training for intelligence through Chinese chess.
I am writing the method down below step by step so that it would be easier and clearer to understand:
Step 1: Make sure your computer is running Windows OS, including Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003 and Windows Vista Home Basic.
Step 2: Go to an anti-hacker and popular website to download a Chinese chess game software. Here, you certainly have many choices. But as far as I know, few of them are clean and have humane design. I recommend Chinese Chess Soul to my friend and now I also recommend it to you here. It’s not the best, but it’s better than most of other Chinese chess software. It’s released in Year 2008 but it’s still very popular now. The site of it is chinese chess|xiangqi|chinese chess game|chinese chess download|play chinese chess - Chinese Chess Soul index (You may learn some basic knowledge first through the page first.)
Step 3: Download the free trial version pf Chinese Chess soul to your computer as this link: www-chesssoul-com/download/ChineseChessSoul-exe. After installation and an initial experience, now you could go to the purchase page to purchase the Chinese Chess software. And after your purchase, it’s free lifetime.
Step4: After you purchase it and install it on your computer. You can then launch the game. you can see the first screen. Now, you can let the computer play red or black chess, once your finish your round, you can click” move now” button: so the AI will start to play.
Click at “game”, choose “new game” so that you can start a new game.
Step 5: Also you can play arena match mode by selecting”start” in the arena match option.
In this mode, the computer will adjust its level to meet your level and record your scores.
Note: If you quit in the middle of the game, you still can continue to play your last game by logging in your user name next time you start your arena mode.
Just as the proverb goes, practice makes perfect. Hope this passage would really help you better enjoy a Chinese Chess game. Enjoy yourselves!
Chinese chess is a strategy board game for two players, it is one of the popular board game in China. Nice information thanks for sharing.
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LynnBoshears wrote:
Chinese chess is a strategy board game for two players, it is one of the popular board game in China. Nice information thanks for sharing.
Chinese Chess is also known as XiangQi. It is an ancient game set in the Chinese lifestyle. Large numbers of people have played Chinese Chess across Asia. It is quick moving, thrilling, easy to learn, and challenging. You have given a good information about this game, thanks for sharing.
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Come play along and see what happens!
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Welcome
Thanks for your suggestion.
There are a lot of skill games which can be enjoyed online, some more skill games offering sites are:
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There are a lot of skill games which can be enjoyed online, some more skill games offering sites are:
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alecstevans wrote:
Big money, Dynomite, Wheel of fortune, Bejeweled games are the best games at WorldWinner. In WorldWinner there are many good games, in this games some are wonderful games, which gives good entertainment and thrill to us. My favorite game is Dynomite. This game is an egg blasting puzzle game. In it the eggs are to be cleared by group of same color.
I enjoy to play Bejeweled, egg blasting puzzle game and Zuma. Zuma is my favorite.
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Anyway....we bit the bullet and deposited the minimum £5. So far we have won all but 1
quiz in about half an hour we are now over £9.
This site is easy because there is next to no competition yet😡
Novak
Yes, you can trust them and deposit money to keep playing and winning but don't deposit any big amount until you have checked it.
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LynnBoshears wrote:
Card counting is a strategy of the casino card family which is primarily used in the blackjack family of casino games. While dining card counting you have keep in mind:
Betting correlation (BC), Playing efficiency (PE), Insurance correlation (IC),
Card counting is strategy of playing blackjack casino game. It has many stages and points BC, PE and IC. We have to learn all these things before playing all these things.
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Hi guys, does anyone ever played or joined this gaming platform?
I'd like to know if it's legit or scam and i would like to have your opinion about that.
Thank you for the reply.
I'd like to know if it's legit or scam and i would like to have your opinion about that.
Thank you for the reply.
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sanbennsters wrote:
Hi guys, does anyone ever played or joined this gaming platform?
I'd like to know if it's legit or scam and i would like to have your opinion about that.
Thank you for the reply.
Hi guys, does anyone ever played or joined this gaming platform?
I'd like to know if it's legit or scam and i would like to have your opinion about that.
Thank you for the reply.
I know well that website, i am a member since couple of weeks. It looks fine. No problem so far. Waiting for them to put online tetris!
I'd like to know if it's legit or scam and i would like to have your opinion about that.
Thank you for the reply.
I know well that website, i am a member since couple of weeks. It looks fine. No problem so far. Waiting for them to put online tetris!
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AlexMoore wrote:
Hi guys, does anyone ever played or joined this gaming platform?
I'd like to know if it's legit or scam and i would like to have your opinion about that.
Thank you for the reply.
I know well that website, i am a member since couple of weeks. It looks fine. No problem so far. Waiting for them to put online tetris!
I often use to play online free videogmes. But i never thought to play and win money with something that is not poker, slot machines or anything....
Thanks to this forum, i discovered the word of Habilia, where i am allowed to challenge ppl betting money. A lot of my friends asked me about any scam or if this is legit and i have to say that so far i haven0t encountered any trick.
i noticed that if you ask for a member account you can sign in to some tournament, where the prize is up to 25$!
I'll let you know more..
Thanks to this forum, i discovered the word of Habilia, where i am allowed to challenge ppl betting money. A lot of my friends asked me about any scam or if this is legit and i have to say that so far i haven0t encountered any trick.
i noticed that if you ask for a member account you can sign in to some tournament, where the prize is up to 25$!
I'll let you know more..
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This past week, I listened to an industry leader talk about some upcoming changes to casino games. More specifically, he was talking about the proliferation of regulatory changes that were beginning to allow skill-based slot machines.
One of the first things he mentioned was that we’ve had skill-based games for many years, namely video poker. Okay, so I’m not fond of video poker being called a slot machine. But, to regulatory agencies, this is the category they generally fall under.
This speaker so casually described video poker as a skill-based game. To say the least, I agree 100%. But, the industry hasn’t always.
Anytime I hear this discussion, I think back to a story my father told me. I looked through my columns and found the last time I discussed this was more than 10 years ago. The story is about a court case in Pennsylvania that centered on whether or not video poker was a game of luck or skill. The judge ruled luck.
I wonder if 20-plus years later, he’s changed his mind or if the regulatory agencies had to do it for him. In my opinion, this judge either didn’t understand gambling, math, or both!
The speaker used a scenario whereby the player would simply press deal and then draw without making any decision. He said this would result in a payback of about 30%. For full pay Jacks or Better, it would actually be closer to 36%, but you get the idea.
Expert Strategy will net you more like 99.5%. That’s quite a difference. Using this scenario, I’m guessing even the judge would rule video poker to be a game of skill.
But to believe there is anyone, even without any real skill, who would play video poker and indiscriminately hit the draw button without holding cards ever, is really stretching it. For the court case an expert was brought in who analyzes what might be considered a common sense version of strategy.
It probably mimicked the type of strategy one would use at a poker game. You keep all Pairs, Trips, etc. You probably go for 4-Card Straights and/or Flushes. Using this “common sense” strategy, it was determined the payback would be just below 90%. This means a reduction of about 10% or an increase in the house advantage of roughly 2000%. You’re not winning very often on a machine with a 90% payback!
This 10% difference was not enough to sway the judge. I can’t disagree more. No one is saying video poker is complete skill, but at what point does the game become enough skill that it can be deemed a game of skill for the purposes of the casino? It is quite interesting that many states are working on this issue right now to allow a whole new type of skill-based games.
I can take any two people in the world, sit them down at two slot machines set for identical paybacks and there is absolutely nothing either one can do to change their payback.
If I were to take someone who has never stepped foot in a casino, never heard of video poker and only knows the very basics about hand rankings for poker and put this person on a machine right next to mine (both machines with identical paytable) the likelihood this person can achieve a higher payback than me over time is near zero.
For a judge to rule I have no known skill over this novice is, well, insulting.
I’m very happy to hear the regulatory boards are clearly defining video poker as a game of skill. Maybe someday they’ll even stop classifying them as slot machines (I’m dreaming!)
So, what is the big deal about these new skill-based games if we have already had video poker for a couple of decades? Some of these skill-based games are not brain skill. They are a type of physical skill or at least create a virtual reality.
Imagine if a bonus round in a slot machine involved playing a video game that was not pure luck. Envision you have to play around of Space Invaders or PacMan in order to earn your bonus. How does one go about determining the payback of such a game?
Now, I assume even if they use these old-style arcade games, they will be modernized a bit. Anyone who played these games 20-40 years ago remembers many of them had patterns that could be followed to complete rounds. I knew some guys who could play several rounds of PacMan blindfolded and still complete the rounds.
Even if these games are updated to use more robust random algorithms, how does one measure the highest level of skill that can be achieved? What if the level used is so far beyond 99.9% of human skill that it results in the average human achieving a far lower payback? What if someone sets the payback to the average human and then finds out there is a 0.1% of people capable of beating the daylights out of the game due to superior skill?
Rain Man could count a blackjack shoe perfectly, but have no advantage in video poker over any other expert. What if there is a Rain Man-type of person who can play some other skill-based game so perfectly so as to beat the game regularly?
These are all questions the inventors of this new generation of games are going to have to wrangle with. I don’t know if I’ll be involved in the math aspect of any of these new games. Either way, I look forward to learning how these issues are resolved.
www-gamingtoday-com/articles/article/55563-The_talk_is_all_about_skill_based_slot_machines#-Vdyibn1c0qM
One of the first things he mentioned was that we’ve had skill-based games for many years, namely video poker. Okay, so I’m not fond of video poker being called a slot machine. But, to regulatory agencies, this is the category they generally fall under.
This speaker so casually described video poker as a skill-based game. To say the least, I agree 100%. But, the industry hasn’t always.
Anytime I hear this discussion, I think back to a story my father told me. I looked through my columns and found the last time I discussed this was more than 10 years ago. The story is about a court case in Pennsylvania that centered on whether or not video poker was a game of luck or skill. The judge ruled luck.
I wonder if 20-plus years later, he’s changed his mind or if the regulatory agencies had to do it for him. In my opinion, this judge either didn’t understand gambling, math, or both!
The speaker used a scenario whereby the player would simply press deal and then draw without making any decision. He said this would result in a payback of about 30%. For full pay Jacks or Better, it would actually be closer to 36%, but you get the idea.
Expert Strategy will net you more like 99.5%. That’s quite a difference. Using this scenario, I’m guessing even the judge would rule video poker to be a game of skill.
But to believe there is anyone, even without any real skill, who would play video poker and indiscriminately hit the draw button without holding cards ever, is really stretching it. For the court case an expert was brought in who analyzes what might be considered a common sense version of strategy.
It probably mimicked the type of strategy one would use at a poker game. You keep all Pairs, Trips, etc. You probably go for 4-Card Straights and/or Flushes. Using this “common sense” strategy, it was determined the payback would be just below 90%. This means a reduction of about 10% or an increase in the house advantage of roughly 2000%. You’re not winning very often on a machine with a 90% payback!
This 10% difference was not enough to sway the judge. I can’t disagree more. No one is saying video poker is complete skill, but at what point does the game become enough skill that it can be deemed a game of skill for the purposes of the casino? It is quite interesting that many states are working on this issue right now to allow a whole new type of skill-based games.
I can take any two people in the world, sit them down at two slot machines set for identical paybacks and there is absolutely nothing either one can do to change their payback.
If I were to take someone who has never stepped foot in a casino, never heard of video poker and only knows the very basics about hand rankings for poker and put this person on a machine right next to mine (both machines with identical paytable) the likelihood this person can achieve a higher payback than me over time is near zero.
For a judge to rule I have no known skill over this novice is, well, insulting.
I’m very happy to hear the regulatory boards are clearly defining video poker as a game of skill. Maybe someday they’ll even stop classifying them as slot machines (I’m dreaming!)
So, what is the big deal about these new skill-based games if we have already had video poker for a couple of decades? Some of these skill-based games are not brain skill. They are a type of physical skill or at least create a virtual reality.
Imagine if a bonus round in a slot machine involved playing a video game that was not pure luck. Envision you have to play around of Space Invaders or PacMan in order to earn your bonus. How does one go about determining the payback of such a game?
Now, I assume even if they use these old-style arcade games, they will be modernized a bit. Anyone who played these games 20-40 years ago remembers many of them had patterns that could be followed to complete rounds. I knew some guys who could play several rounds of PacMan blindfolded and still complete the rounds.
Even if these games are updated to use more robust random algorithms, how does one measure the highest level of skill that can be achieved? What if the level used is so far beyond 99.9% of human skill that it results in the average human achieving a far lower payback? What if someone sets the payback to the average human and then finds out there is a 0.1% of people capable of beating the daylights out of the game due to superior skill?
Rain Man could count a blackjack shoe perfectly, but have no advantage in video poker over any other expert. What if there is a Rain Man-type of person who can play some other skill-based game so perfectly so as to beat the game regularly?
These are all questions the inventors of this new generation of games are going to have to wrangle with. I don’t know if I’ll be involved in the math aspect of any of these new games. Either way, I look forward to learning how these issues are resolved.
www-gamingtoday-com/articles/article/55563-The_talk_is_all_about_skill_based_slot_machines#-Vdyibn1c0qM
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Manne wrote:
The term *Online Skill-Based Games* refers specifically to online skill games that are offered in a cash tournament model, in which players pay cash entry fees to play against other players in the hopes of winning cash or merchandise prizes.....
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Try some online skilled based games like poker and rummy at Pokabunga and have fun!!
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Try some online skilled based games like poker and rummy at Pokabunga and have fun!!
Il will see what we can do. The point Is that It must be approved by ixgames.!
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I would like to say that this year was fantastic. We had having too much winner that i can't count them
OK OK we had some big losers to. (But if you don't try you will never win something).
We wish that everybody could win but that is just impossible😡
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OK OK we had some big losers to. (But if you don't try you will never win something).
We wish that everybody could win but that is just impossible😡
Try again maybe this time you are lucky: Latest reviews for known gambling brands: Online gambling reviews - Latest reviews for known gambling brands.
Good Luck: Team ixgames-com (Luck will come to you soon or later)😡😡
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Manne wrote:
I would like to say that this year was fantastic. We had having too much winner that i can't count them
OK OK we had some big losers to. (But if you don't try you will never win something).
We wish that everybody could win but that is just impossible😡
Try again maybe this time you are lucky: Latest reviews for known gambling brands: Online gambling reviews - Latest reviews for known gambling brands.
Good Luck: Team ixgames-com (Luck will come to you soon or later)😡😡
I wanted a honest site and i getting it.
Regards. Mike
Regards. Mike
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Try one of our great skill games for everyone to challenge yourself! You will go on different missions and experience new adventures thanks to these free skill games. You can be a talented doctor or a stylish designer, play crazy ball games or jumping games to have fun while showing your skills. You have endless options here so why don’t you just jump in?
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The player who accumulates the most points wins.
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Skill games guide - Listing games like bejeweled, chess and mahjong. (Skill Games Guide)
The player who accumulates the most points wins.
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Wellcome!!