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There is a new player in the commercial Roulette Software game, and in this review, you are going to learn all about it.  The new software is called Roulette Assault, and it has become worthy of this
review because of its stunning new features that no other roulette software can compare to.

Over the last few months, I have seen several new roulette software products crop up in to the scene. The newest feature that most of them are boasting is automation. The software basically does all the work for you, no mouse required.  In this case, that is a good thing, but it doesn’t really make the software any more unique than the traditional manual method of playing, simply because these other products don’t offer anything unique about the actual strategies they implement.

The developers at Roulette Assault stepped up and not only created a completely automated roulette betting robot, but it looks like they did things a little differently as well.

The biggest difference that I noticed about the Roulette Assault software is that it doesn’t utilize the sleeper system like the vast majority of its competitors.  This system waits for several “misses” of a section of the roulette board, and then starts placing bets using a progression.  Although Roulette Assault offers the sleeper system as one of the systems the player can use, it also has 3 additional systems the player can implement, such as the Six Point Divisor system, the Double Dozens system, and the Progressive Singles system.

When it comes to using a roulette system, there should be a way to test it without having to place a single dime on the roulette table.  Roulette Assault has a feature called “foreplay mode” that does this. You can set the robot up to spin the roulette wheel and collect numbers and play them against a fictitious game.  In other words, it plays the game inside itself while keeping track of the balance and settings you have set.

Roulette Assault can also store the previous numbers using the History feature.  Recording the history will save the player a lot of time because it can take several hours to record 30,000 or more “real money” spins to test a system.  The best part is that when you are satisfied with the number of spins you have recorded, you can then tweak whatever system and settings you want to use and run it against the analyzer.  The analyzer is another great feature.

Although there are several more features that Roulette Assault offers, I will not go over them here because they are very “nice-to-have”, but are explained in great detail on the Roulette Assault website, and also on my review website.  The above mentioned features are totally unique to Roulette Assault, and the rest are common amongst various commercial roulette systems. Download Roulette Assault

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Like so many games in the casino, slots has its own terms, and as players we are better off being familiar with them. Some terms apply more to land-based gaming, while some are exclusive to the online world. On this page we will cover common terminology and what each term means.

RNG (Random Number Generator): A Random Number Generator is a piece of software, usually housed on a computer chip placed inside the slot machine by the manufacturer. In online terms, the Random Number Generator is the piece of software on the game server. The purpose of both is identical, and that is to randomly select hundreds of numbers and symbols every second, faster than you can pull the handle or click the spin button. It’s working even when the machine is idle. Each random number corresponds to a certain reel and symbol combination that is randomly chosen after the first coin is dropped or credit played. Naturally, the fewest programmed combinations are for the top jackpot.

Reels: The number of wheels/reels showing on slot with symbol combinations imprinted. In a classic machine there are usually three, but some slots have five.

Slot Schedule: Also referred to as the slot payout schedule, this is information posted on front of slot machine and tells you what denomination and win amounts are possible for the machine. You should always be aware of these things for the slot machine you’re playing.

Slot Cycle: Slot’s average payoff percentage rate applies over the long haul; as long as one fiscal year. Therefore, over the course of a session, a slot advertised as having a 98% payoff rate will sometimes pay off at 130% and other times at 50%. The lower percentages indicate a down cycle, and the higher numbers indicate an up cycle. However, in reality there is no consistency to a cycle, as the jackpot can theoretically always be won on the next spin.

Slots Drop and Hold: The slots drop is the amount of money played through the machine. The slots hold is the amount of money the machine retains (that which is not paid out as winnings). A slot machine payout percentage is calculated by dividing the hold number by the drop number and multiplying by 100%. For example: a machine which takes in $100 and pays out $50 can have its payout percentage calculated as such: 50 / 100 x 100% = 50%.

Slot Testing: The act of playing through a set number of coins without using accumulated credits, and keeping track of the drop and hold, in order to determine your session payout percentage for a selected slot.

Slot-mix or Slot Placement: Often people claim casinos place high paying slot machines near highly visible areas of the casino so that winners can be seen and heard better by the populace. This theory has been proven wrong by the Wizard of Odds.

Short Win: Large jackpot win after a small cash outlay – happens often.

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Welcome to our introductory craps page. We’ll start with the very basics of the game and explain how you would make your first bet. Before reading this page we highly recommend you download GoldenPalace.com software and start up a free play session. This way you can practice as you learn, and our examples will be easier to understand.

The first bet for players is most often the ‘Pass line bet’, and it’s made by placing your chips in the large band that runs around the outside of the table with the word PASS written in it. The pass line bet is placed in anticipation of the ‘come out roll’. The come out roll is the first roll of a session. Since there is no one else playing playing along with you while you are online, it may be difficult to tell if a session has begun. There is one sure way to determine if the session has started already, or if you are currently on the come out roll. Just like in land-based craps games, there is what is known as a ‘puck’ on the table at all times. This puck has the word ‘OFF’ written on one side, and the word ‘ON’ on the other. If the session has not yet started and we are on a come out roll, the puck will not be on the playing surface and it will be ‘OFF’ side up.

The major premise of the game of craps revolves around the two states that a game can be in. These are: with a session started (the puck is on the board and set to ON), or with a session not started (the puck off the table and set to OFF). During a come out roll the session is not started. This is when we place our pass line bet.

With our pass line bet in place, the come out roll is thrown. If the total of the two dice adds up to any of 2, 3, or 12 on the come out roll, the session resets and all pass line bets lose. However, if the total on the come out roll is a 7 or an 11, the session resets and all pass line bets win. If any other number is thrown, the session has started and the dice total becomes known as the ‘point number’ for the remainder of the session.

If a point number is set, pass line bets neither win nor lose; they simply stay in place with their fate to be determined later in the session. At this point it is common to back up your pass line with an odds bet. Commonly called ‘placing odds’ or ‘placing free odds’, this type of bet is particular to craps, and what you are doing in effect is backing up a previous bet with more money. Only a couple of bets can be backed up with free odds, and the most common is our pass line bet.

To back up your pass line bet with odds after the point has been set, put more chips just below the pass line, as though you were placing them just off of the playing board, behind your initial bet. This becomes your odds bet, and it is literally the best bet in the casino. The house edge on a pass line bet is quite low to begin with, and gets lower the more odds you back it with. Free odds bets are paid back at even odds, meaning for the odds portion of your bet you will be paid exactly what probability suggests you should, the house has no edge whatsoever. The catch is that to place that odds bet you must place a negative expectation bet before hand (the pass line), and then back it with odds. This is why the pass line bet, which already has a nice low house edge, in combination with free odds, is often considered the best bet in the casino.

You’ll notice in our session flow diagram that after a point is set it says we are ‘shooting for the point now’. This is how a session progresses. Let’s say a six was rolled on the come out roll, so the point number for the session is now six (you’ll see the puck flip to the ON position and move over to the six printed on the craps table). For our pass line bet to win, the shooter must roll a six again before they roll a seven. The session ends when the shooter either hits their point, or hits a seven. Hitting the point number again makes pass line bets win, but hitting a seven first makes all pass line bets lose.

As you can also see from the diagram, the shooter continues to throw the dice until they either hit the point number, or hit a seven. In the meantime any other number can come up, and we can place all sorts of bets on these rolls.

Now that you understand how to place a pass line bet and know what a session is, you can play a basic game of craps. Learning to place more bets on the table will be simple once you understand how to place your pass line and pass line with odds bets.

To learn about each of the other bets available on the craps board, and whether or not they are a good idea, read our craps rules page. Do this while playing our free version of the game and you can discover exactly what you are allowed to do and not do, and read all about which bets are favorable.

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Moneyline Bet

“Money line” is a bet which is exclusively on the result of the game, regardless of the spread. The money line generally indicated by the word “even” and can either be a positive or negative number. But usually the negative number represents favorite team. It represents the placed odds, and is always based on $100. This will be paid to the winning team.

Suppose two teams; Georges and Jacks are listed at:
Georges         –250
Jacks               200

The negative (–) sign opposite to Georges, indicates it as the favored team to win. Here the wagerer will win $100 for every $250 bet on Georges. If the bet is on the Jacks, wagerer would get $200 for every $100 bet.

Parlay Bet

When a wagerer bets on ‘parlay’, he bets on two or more games together in one bet. Parlay offers a great benefit to its wagerer by giving a high return for a comparatively low investment. A ‘four-way parlay’ or more parlay indicates the number of involved games in the bet. It also indicates how high the payout will be. The more the number of involved games, the higher the payout will be.

Suppose a wagerer placed a four-way parlay on the Tigers, Jupiters, Leopards, and Rockers. If all the three teams win, the wagerer will get $400 for every $100 bet. But incase if any one of these teams loses the game, the wagerer will lose his parlay bet.

Point Spread Bet

‘Point spread’ is the bet where there are two teams; one team with a negative (–) number and the other with a positive (+) number. The negative number indicates the favorite team, whereas the positive number is for the underdog team.

Now, suppose there are two teams, Arizona and San Francisco which are listed at:

Away      Home
Arizona                      –8.0        –120
San Francisco           +8.0        –120

In the above example, “–8.0” is opposite to the Arizona which clearly indicates that they are the favorite. If the bet is on the Arizona to win, they must win by more than three points. Here San Francisco are the underdog as the “+8.0” points are opposite to it. So, if the bet is on the San Francisco to win, they must either win, or not lose by more than ‘8’ points. Here, the second number opposite to each team is showing the payout of the winning bet. This means that a winning wagerer will get $100 for every $120 bet. The bet will be fallen on the spread, if Arizona wins by exactly “8” points. In this case, all bets will be canceled and the stakes will be returned.

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The reason for the increased interest in playing Texas Holdem as opposed to any other game of poker, is due to its perceived simplicity. On the face of it Texas Holdem looks by far to be the easier poker game to play. Although in some ways this is true, in many ways Texas Holdem is as deep and hard to play as the other variations of poker.

When you are first learning how to play Texas Holdem poker however, you will not have to worry about any of these. The largest concern you should have is staying in the game without losing a large amount of your chips. Of course, for a new player this is an almost impossible task, but it always helps to keep this goal in mind.

With practice and experience at you fingertips you will be better able to defend your chips and to make the overall amount grow considerably; however, you will first need to learn how to play Texas Holdem poker.

And the best place to start is by learning what the different hands are, for poker. Since most poker games are five-card games, you are best off learning these card combinations to begin with. Anything else which is basically a variation on this theme, you can learn later when you are more comfortable with playing poker.

Once this very basic tenet of poker is learned, you can then go on to learning the finer points of how to play Texas Holdem poker. Very concisely, in Texas Holdem poker you (the player) are dealt two cards, these are called the Hole cards and are yours only, they cannot be shown to another player while you are still in the game.

Over and above these two Hole cards there are five community cards. These, the dealer deals face up onto the table. The object is for any player to make the best possible hand they can using their Hole cards and the five community cards. Occasionally these community cards will form the strongest hand, in which case the pot will be spilt equally between the players remaining in the game at the end.

However, there’s more to learning how to play Texas Holem than learning about the cards and how they are dealt. You will also need to learn when the different rounds of betting takes place and your various options at these times.

If you are serious about learning how to play Texas Holdem poker or any other type of poker for that matter, you will also need to learn to speak in Poker, learning such things as an Ante, a Blind, the Turn, the River and something intriguingly enough called the Flop! From there of course it’s merely a matter of your learning how to win when playing poker!

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