This post is syndicated by the Las Vegas Advisor for the 888 casino group. Anthony Curtis comments on the 888 article introduced and linked to on this page.
A.C. says: This article mixes a few themes. It begins with an interesting walk down memory lane, comparing some of the old-style games with the current offerings (for better or worse). It’s a fun read. Then there’s commentary on the move toward electronic table games, which brings to light the likely inevitability of this style of gambling continuing to increase its footprint. The article concludes with a discussion of roulette, featuring a listing of the different bets. Pay attention to the warning to be alert that proper payouts are being made on the electronic versions; it’s something that most players don’t pay attention to.
This article was written by Frank Scoblete in association with 888Casino.
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Change is good. Do you believe that? I don’t. At least not all change.
Now, of course I don’t mean all change is bad but certainly some of it is. I am not completely happy with customer service where you wait, like, a 100 years to be taken care of on the phone or on your computer from medium to large companies. I was on the phone for three hours with social security and my health care plan. I could have been dead at the end of that.
The casino industry has seen many changes over the years, some good, some bad.
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The time between spins on digital roulette is very fast.
It would hard to place too many bets before your time ran out.
Great article, however there are now Triple Zero Wheels throughout Vegas, including the Wynn.
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