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Online gambling operator PartyGaming said Wednesday that its fourth-quarter revenue rose 32% to $132.2 million, helped by acquisitions as well as a strong performance in its online casino and sports betting arms. The group said adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization and now likely to be slightly ahead of the board's expectations. New player sign-ups in the quarter rose 3% to around 213,000.
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SycoSteve wrote:
[FONT="Franklin Gothic Medium"]LOL. . .can't wait to see players attempting to multitable on a mobile device. . . :1orglaugh[/FONT]
[FONT="Franklin Gothic Medium"]LOL. . .can't wait to see players attempting to multitable on a mobile device. . . :1orglaugh[/FONT]
hehe :helpme
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Playtech - one of the world's largest online gambling software developers, is apparently positioning itself to power online casinos in the US. While Playtech hasn't accepted US players since the passage of the UIGEA, many observers think that regulation of Internet casinos by the US is just a matter of time.
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I just love this one
YouTube - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
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YouTube - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
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Manne wrote:
I just love this one
YouTube - Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody
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One of my favorites as well.
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XPOKERCHIC wrote:
I watched it between the basketball game. I was a little disappointed that Kanye West was not there. LOL. He would have had a ball. X
Wow, there is a lot of really bad music on that list.
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I love the Superbowl commercials almost as much as the game. I look the banned ones up each year and they are hilarious. Check them out if you like. The GoDaddy ones are my favorite. X
Top Banned Super Bowl Commercials
Top Banned Super Bowl Commercials
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Manne wrote:
Playtech - one of the world's largest online gambling software developers, is apparently positioning itself to power online casinos in the US. While Playtech hasn't accepted US players since the passage of the UIGEA, many observers think that regulation of Internet casinos by the US is just a matter of time.
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Thanks for the info. Thinking about opening an online casino account for Blackjack. X
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XPOKERCHIC wrote:
I love the Superbowl commercials almost as much as the game. I look the banned ones up each year and they are hilarious. Check them out if you like. The GoDaddy ones are my favorite. X
Top Banned Super Bowl Commercials
It's been years since I watched a Superbowl. I'm glad the internet makes it possible for me to still see the commercials. I think it's funny that some of those were banned.
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Manne wrote:
Playtech - one of the world's largest online gambling software developers, is apparently positioning itself to power online casinos in the US. While Playtech hasn't accepted US players since the passage of the UIGEA, many observers think that regulation of Internet casinos by the US is just a matter of time.
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It's only a matter of time :dance:
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Singapore's first casino won regulatory approval to open, paving the way for the debut of gambling in the squeaky clean city-state as early as next week's Lunar New Year holiday.
Singapore's Casino Regulatory Authority posted a notice announcing the approval of the license Saturday. While the approval was expected, its timing was unclear. Lim Kok Thay, chairman of Resorts World Sentosa said in a statement that he was "happy to have received the casino license."
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Singapore's Casino Regulatory Authority posted a notice announcing the approval of the license Saturday. While the approval was expected, its timing was unclear. Lim Kok Thay, chairman of Resorts World Sentosa said in a statement that he was "happy to have received the casino license."
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Nevada casinos won almost $6.9 million on this year's Super Bowl as bettors wagered $82.7 million on the NFL title game, gambling regulators said Tuesday.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board said the win was $179,000 more than sports books won last year, on $1.21 million more in bets.
The underdog New Orleans Saints beat the favored Indianapolis Colts 31-17 in the Sunday game.
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The Nevada Gaming Control Board said the win was $179,000 more than sports books won last year, on $1.21 million more in bets.
The underdog New Orleans Saints beat the favored Indianapolis Colts 31-17 in the Sunday game.
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It's a little like the 'chicken and the egg' story; Single Zero Roulette and Double Zero Roulette, which came first? Which one is better? And more importantly, which one do you prefer to play?
Double Zero Roulette was the first to appear on the scene, but for obvious reasons (known to roulette players) Single Zero Roulette is preferred because the house edge is lower. Oddly enough, while most casinos in Vegas have been offering Double Zero Roulette, there's been a shift to bring in Single Zero Roulette as a way of attracting more players to the game.
Which Do You Prefer?
Double Zero Roulette was the first to appear on the scene, but for obvious reasons (known to roulette players) Single Zero Roulette is preferred because the house edge is lower. Oddly enough, while most casinos in Vegas have been offering Double Zero Roulette, there's been a shift to bring in Single Zero Roulette as a way of attracting more players to the game.
Which Do You Prefer?
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Manne wrote:
Singapore's first casino won regulatory approval to open, paving the way for the debut of gambling in the squeaky clean city-state as early as next week's Lunar New Year holiday.
Singapore's Casino Regulatory Authority posted a notice announcing the approval of the license Saturday. While the approval was expected, its timing was unclear. Lim Kok Thay, chairman of Resorts World Sentosa said in a statement that he was "happy to have received the casino license."
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Great news :thumbsup
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Manne wrote:
It's a little like the 'chicken and the egg' story; Single Zero Roulette and Double Zero Roulette, which came first? Which one is better? And more importantly, which one do you prefer to play?
Double Zero Roulette was the first to appear on the scene, but for obvious reasons (known to roulette players) Single Zero Roulette is preferred because the house edge is lower. Oddly enough, while most casinos in Vegas have been offering Double Zero Roulette, there's been a shift to bring in Single Zero Roulette as a way of attracting more players to the game.
Which Do You Prefer?
Yeah..good one ..i prefer single 0 when i play roulette. Lucky # 13 ..lol..Been awhile since i've played it live. BEst luck when you play 😁
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Manne wrote:
It's a little like the 'chicken and the egg' story; Single Zero Roulette and Double Zero Roulette, which came first? Which one is better? And more importantly, which one do you prefer to play?
Double Zero Roulette was the first to appear on the scene, but for obvious reasons (known to roulette players) Single Zero Roulette is preferred because the house edge is lower. Oddly enough, while most casinos in Vegas have been offering Double Zero Roulette, there's been a shift to bring in Single Zero Roulette as a way of attracting more players to the game.
Which Do You Prefer?
With a house advantage of 5.26 percent on the due to double zeros, American roulette is the worst of the two roulette's. Also It does not matter which system you play, strategy you employ, or the book you read because in the long run you always loose.
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The Washington Post published an interesting read earlier this week about Dems in Congress who are gunning to overturn laws that make Internet gambling illegal.
Rep. Barney Frank and others want the government to regulate cyber-wagering in poker, and mah-jong, among other games, and, of course, to cash in. Quoth the Post: "The federal government, which rarely prosecutes online gambling, would net billions of dollars in tax and licensing revenue if it were legalized, proponents say."
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Rep. Barney Frank and others want the government to regulate cyber-wagering in poker, and mah-jong, among other games, and, of course, to cash in. Quoth the Post: "The federal government, which rarely prosecutes online gambling, would net billions of dollars in tax and licensing revenue if it were legalized, proponents say."
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With over 106.5 million people tuned into this years 2010 Super Bowl there were several players who enjoyed winning. Online gambling was just one of the things available to do as you kicked back to watch the New Orleans Saints pull off the upset victory over Payton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday. Several people who signed up at Bodog were winners and not just because they bet on the Super Bowl.
There were several winners at Bodog during the game on Super Bowl Sunday. A player from Texas won $34,419 playing Caribbean Stud Poker, another player from Florida won $20,124 playing Enchanted Garden Slots.
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There were several winners at Bodog during the game on Super Bowl Sunday. A player from Texas won $34,419 playing Caribbean Stud Poker, another player from Florida won $20,124 playing Enchanted Garden Slots.
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Found this by accident, but it is really cool. X
Windows 98 Jam - CollegeHumor video
Windows 98 Jam - CollegeHumor video
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