Best ways to use 9 or 10 spots for Mega10 jackpot
April 11, 2017, 3:00 AM
by Pesach Kremen | from Gaming Today
As of this writing the Mega10 Megakeno 10 spot-was approaching $2.1 million and rising – $1.50 and you can win it all! Also, the Atlantis 9-spot More to the Meter Progressive is over $1.3 million and climbing.
Original Story By David Schuman
Edited By The Mystic Gambler
7:08 PM, Mar 14, 2017
HENDERSON (KTNV) – Gamblers have talked about the benefits of playing video poker since it was first introduced in the ’70’s but this is really a new twist.
A Henderson hospital is re-imagining what physical therapy can be and making it fun. And what better fun than a good session of video poker?
by Pesach Kremen | Gaming Today
There still seems to be an opinion out there that keno is a poor game to play, that it is a sucker’s game, and should be avoided due to its “high” house advantage (house edge). Is this really true? On the surface, maybe, but in reality, no. In fact, in some cases the house edge at keno is actually competitive.
By Wesley Juhl and Richard N. Velotta
Las Vegas Review-Journal
There are some things you need to know if your plan is to party in Las Vegas on New Year’s Eve.
Yahoo! named Las Vegas the top place in the world to ring in the new year, and anyone who has witnessed a Vegas New Year can attest that it gets wild. Officials are expecting more than 300,000 visitors to come to the valley for the long holiday weekend.
By Anthony Curtis | VegasSeven.com | TheMysticGambler.com
December is traditionally prime time for Las Vegas Christmas values, and this year brings some of the best deals I’ve seen in quite a while. Topping the list is a powerhouse offer from SLS Las Vegas. Now through December 23, locals with a CODE card get 50 percent off at all SLS restaurants except Bazaar Meat. That means you can eat for half price at Umami Burger, Northside Café & Chinese Kitchen, the 800 Degrees pizza joint, the sushi restaurant Katsuya and Cleo. The discount applies to the entire bill, including alcohol (excluding select bottles of wine). There’s enough time to
By Thomas Moore
Monday, Nov. 21, 2016 | 12:20 p.m.
The old world of themed slots and the new world of skill-based video games may not be as different as it seems now that one company is unveiling a series of movie-themed skill-based gambling machines.
Skill-based gaming developer GameCo announced Monday it will develop games based on three popular movies: “Mission: Impossible,” “Paranormal Activity” and “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.”
By Tony Raap, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (TNS)
Saturday, Nov. 26, 2016 | 2 a.m.
Slot machines have always ruled the gaming floor at Rivers Casino on the North Shore.
But casino executives are betting on arcade-style games and so-called party pits to attract younger gamblers.
The thinking is that the industry will need to offer games that look and feel different to engage the millennial generation.