All in all, this is a simple, fast-paced product that offers up some pleasing #graphics for its time and has a free spins mode where an x3 multiplier is active at all times. NetEnt' Blood Suckers is a scary vampire romp that is a terrific choice for #newbies.
github.com/eztakes/teachi… Other potentially profitable casinos reel-spinners worth exploring include RTG’s Derby Dollars and Fruit Frenzy as reviewed by OUSC, NetEnt’s Jack Hammer 2, and IGT’s Texas Tea.
podchaser.com/lists/permaina… Things move fast in the online casino gaming industry!
Sometimes it seems that if you turn your attention away for a few days (or even hours), you return to a sector that has been transformed by some trend or another.
Sometimes it seems that if you turn your attention away for a few days (or even hours), you return to a sector that has been transformed by some trend or another.
buymeacoffee.com/Mposurga So far, the story of the season has been the worldwide robust resurgence of revenues following the success of COVID-19 vaccination campaigns, and the subsequent reopening of gaming floors across the globe.
printable-calendar.mn.co/posts/20273392 Indeed, it’s been an optimistic time for the gaming industry!
Going back a bit further, it seems like the only thing anyone could talk about was the rise of live dealer gaming in the online sector.
Going back a bit further, it seems like the only thing anyone could talk about was the rise of live dealer gaming in the online sector.
support.advancedcustomfields.com/forums/users/m… With those trends in mind, and the generally positive feeling across the industry of things looking up in the aftermath of the pandemic, the latest trend seems like a surprising one at first…
… why are so many casinos tearing out their gaming tables,
… why are so many casinos tearing out their gaming tables,
canvas.instructure.com/eportfolios/11… and replacing them with machines?
Out With the Old, In With the New
It began at the Tuscany Casino, where all live table games were removed in early July.
Out With the Old, In With the New
It began at the Tuscany Casino, where all live table games were removed in early July.
dailygram.com/index.php/blog… While a respectable Les Vegas resort, the Tuscany isn’t exactly the beating heart of the industry. Nevertheless, this move was a kind of harbinger of things to come, as cost-saving measures sweep the brick-and-mortar side of the business.
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