Summertime is coming to an end, but we are still bringing the heat at Casino.com!

This month, we are travelling back in time and adding some Ancient themed slots to our gaming portfolio. Explore the Pyramids, thunderbolts and more as we take a closer look at a few of the new additions that will soon be hitting the game lobby.

All upcoming games have different bonuses features, varying bet ranges, and their own distinct characters. Get in your time machine and take a trip to see what is being released in September 2023.

Queen of the Pyramids Mega Cash Collect

Queen of the Pyramids Mega Cash Collect is an Ancient Egyptian themed slot game from game provider Playtech. The game features symbols such as the Cleopatra Wild, a sphinx, and a scarab which are all all set against the backdrop of a visually stunning extravagant temple that has flames surrounding the game grid.

The slot has 30 paylines, ambient traditional music, and an RTP of 95.41% with a huge bet range starting from €0.10 going all the way up to €500. One of the exciting features of the game is the Cash Collect mechanic, as well as the Free Games Bonus Round opportunity.

If you are lucky enough to trigger the additional round, a special expanded grid with locked rows above the main reels will be presented with a new colour scheme, and huge win potential.

Look out for these icons: 

• Cash Collect Symbol – Land a Cash Collect symbol to collect bonus symbols and cash prizes.
• Cash Spreader – When this bright gold and red striped symbols lands anywhere on the reels, it will spread random bonus symbols on the extra reels, adding up to 5 coins to random positions on extra reels.
• Sticky Cash –Collect prizes up to 16x your bet as this symbol will turn into a jackpot Diamond and freeze until your next spin once the jackpot has been collected.

This slot game also 4 Progressive Jackpots – Mini, Minor, Major, and Grand. These can be randomly triggered by landing a Diamond icon and a Cash Collect symbol on the reels during any spin.

Will you find your diamond at the top of the pyramid?

Amazing Link Zeus Epic 4

Next up, we travel into Greek mythology for the 4^th instalment of Amazing Link Zeus Epic. This is an electrifying slot game brought to you by Microgaming (Games Global) with 20 to 80 paylines, an RTP of 96.47%, and 4 distinct reel sets. Spin away to find symbols such as Pegasus, the harp, the vase, and the powerful Zeus Wild.

At the heart of the slot game lies the vibrant blue Amazing Symbol which can also turn gold with the right amount of force! Triggering 6 or more of these icons on a single reel, can ignite the Amazing Link feature, awarding 3 respins. With the locked symbols intact, your respins could lock more spins leading to a huge payout.

Unleash your power!

Eye of Horus Rise Of Egypt

We are going back to Ancient Egypt again, however this time we are looking straight into the Eye of Horus Rise of Egypt. This slot has been developed by Blueprint Gaming and has a standard 5-reel x 3-rows game grid with 10 paylines. There are Wild symbols, and a captivating bonus round where you can get a maximum win of 50,000x your bet.

Although this is another Ancient Egyptian game, this one is set on a backdrop reminiscent of hieroglyphic slabs giving you a completely different experience to other Egyptian style games. See if the eye can guide you on a path to riches!

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And if you are registering for the first time and making your first deposit, you can claim your Welcome Bonus before playing on all of our new games. 

I started my career as a poker player just over 15 years ago, and my career as a staker a few years later. My motivation wasn’t entirely financial. It came out of a conversation I had with my oldest son Paddy in Vegas. Paddy is someone who is very socially conscious and keen to have a positive impact on the planet (at the time he was in his eco warrior phase).

When I expressed concern about the lack of positive contribution to humanity I was making in my own latest phase, the poker pro one, he shrugged and suggested that perhaps there was some way I could use my success to help others.

At the time post economic collapse and IMF bailout, Ireland was in the grips of deep recession and austerity, depriving younger people of many of the economic opportunities we had taken for granted only a few years earlier. Online poker was, however, still booming, and in it I saw the opportunity to provide a way out for young talent.

I decided to look around the local live scene in Ireland before eventually my gaze fell on a young low stakes cash grinder called Daragh Davey. Daragh also dabbled in tournaments both online and live. At this point he was grinding out a meagre living and had no really notable successes. As such, when I told people I’d decided to start staking him, the universal reaction was one of surprise.

“Why him? He’s done nothing special. Player X just got a big score in live tourney Y”

My primary reasons for choosing Daragh were his even temperament and his lack of ego which I felt would combine to make him hard working, disciplined, and possible to coach. His game wasn’t quite there yet as I quickly learned when I sent his hand histories to my new best friend David Lappin. At the time I did no coaching but David was already an experienced coach, so it was to him I turned to potentially coach Daragh.

After reviewing the hand histories, David rang me during the night (he didn’t think it could wait till morning) with his assessment:

“Stop staking him now before he loses another cent of your money. He plays like a coward”

Actually coward was not the word he used, but it’s probably best to leave it to you the reader to guess (clue: it rhymes with “fussy”). I stuck to my guns, hiring David to coach him, which was one of the best decisions I ever made. Over the next 18 months Daragh made us so much money he not only no longer needed staking, but had enough to become a staker himself in partnership with David and I as we expanded our operations into a collective, we called “the Firm”, staking about a dozen players.

While my initial foray into staking (Daragh) was an unqualified success, the same cannot be said for the Firm. There was no shortage of individual successes, and overall, we all made money (albeit probably not enough to justify the time we sank into it, and the stress it induced), but there were also heartbreaking cases of being stolen from by people we considered as friends, and players who just lost and lost no matter how much we coached them. Ultimately, we all quit staking as something not worth the time and hassle. In this article I want to look back at what I think were the most important lessons we learned

You have to trust your horses

I’ll start with this one because I think it’s the most important. It’s essentially the staking equivalent of Doyle Brandon’s first law of poker (don’t play in a game where you’re not sure you’ll be paid if you win). It doesn’t matter how good someone is or how much they will win in the long term: variance in poker is massive (that’s why winning players need staking in the first place).

The swings are much bigger than most people intuitively expect, and tournament players in particular spend 99.9% of their lives on a downswing. It’s not unusual for a player who wins 100k a year but to be 200k in the hole and 200k up at some point during that same year. If he does a runner with the money after the 200k bink, or disappears or can’t be motivated to keep plugging away when he’s 200k in the hole, you have a massive 200k problem as his staker.

One player I knew who already some experience as a staker expressed this as “You need people who will fight for you”. What he meant by this is you need players who will treat your money with the same respect they give to their own, rather than a freeroll to gamble with and shoot for the fences.

Most poker players are fundamentally decent honest people who won’t deliberately scam you, so you have less to worry about the guy who just won 200k disappearing than the guy buried in makeup just giving up or switching to a gamble-gamble approach. But obviously there are a few bad eggs who will deliberately steal from you, so don’t stake anyone you don’t trust on that front.

Coachability trumps talent

As I said my decision to start with Daragh was less based on where his game was at the time (there were many other young players in Ireland well ahead of him on that front at the time) but where it could go. He impressed me as somebody who could be coached. This was a very accurate assessment but one I didn’t fully realise the importance of at the time.

Later on, I encountered many players both in my staking business and my coaching one who simply can’t be coached (at least by me). I’m considerably better at spotting them these days than I was back then.

Here are the primary signs:

• Ego: Often the most naturally talented players are the most difficult to coach. This may be because their natural talent blinds them to their failings, and causes them to underestimate what they can learn from other less talented but more experienced or studious players

• Impatience: Ambition is good, but not when it tips over into impatience. An ambitious player wants to be the best they can be and achieve success within a certain time frame. An impatient player wants all that and more if not today then tomorrow.

• Bad Beats: any player who tells you endless bad beats and complains about their bad luck or variance is focusing on the wrong part of poker. The whole point of poker is that it is the variance that obscures the fact that it is the player with the superior strategy who will win in the long term, by allowing players with inferior strategies to win in the short term (encouraging them and others to keep playing). There’s a reason rich amateurs won’t play chess against grandmasters for money but will play poker or backgammon against strategically superior players.

• Argumentative: Debate is healthy but when you’re coaching someone you don’t want them arguing every single point. The best players I know are also the most unsure, the most prone to self-doubt and self-criticism, and most of the worst players I know seem supremely confident they never ever make a mistake.

Discipline and routines are vital

When I was staking Daragh, a friend of his told me he stopped going out and drinking on Saturdays, in preparation for Sunday, the most lucrative online grind of the week. That’s the sort of attitude you want your horses to have rather than “it’s not my money so who cares?” It’s important to educate anyone you do stake that in a very real sense it is their money because anything they lose goes on the makeup pile that has to be cleared before they get anything. The players need to be disciplined and have good routines, but the staked and stable need to have good processes too.

Know when to cut your losses

When I started the Firm with David Lappin, he brought up a concern: that the most profitable horses would make enough to go it alone (as had happened with Daragh) but the less profitable ones would require staking forever. This, he argued, meant that over time the average profitability of the players we staked would drop and we’d inevitably be left with the least profitable ones.

While it’s a good point and it’s certainly true it’s hard to maintain standards as the best players tend to leave and the worst to stay, it overlooks a number of factors. First, not all players who win enough to go it alone want to, for the same reason many people choose to stay employed rather than go for self-employment even when that’s clearly a more lucrative option (something I learned in my days in the tech sector when I was a contractor earnings multiple of the amounts the full-time employees I worked with).

Some people prioritize security and find it hard to sleep at night without it, and some players struggle with the reality of downswings when it’s their own money even if they intellectually understand they will win in the long run. Second, you can keep recruiting new players and guiding them to profitability. Third, and perhaps most importantly of all, you can cut your losses any time you want.

This third part is the part most stakers struggle the most with, and I include myself and my partners in that, for a couple of reasons. First, there’s a strong financial incentive to stick with your horses who are deep in makeup. If a horse who is out of makeup wins 100k, you get half of that (or whatever the agreed split is). If he’s 100k in makeup, you get it all. If you drop a horse in 100k of makeup, that 100k of your money that he lost is gone forever.

The second reason is a purely human one: it’s very hard to tell someone you don’t think they’re a profitable proposition anymore and you’re dropping them. It often spells the end of their dreams to be a professional player. However, it’s ultimately a lot kinder than prolonging the inevitable, keeping someone on the hook well past the point where there’s any likelihood, they’ll ever make a significant amount of money for themselves or their backers.

My biggest regret when I look back at my time as a staker is I didn’t recognize this at the time. Pretty much every player who lost us significant amounts of money were kept well past the point we all knew deep down it wasn’t happening for them.

The human mind very much hates accepting a loss. Any successful investor will tell you that the important question when deciding whether to sell is not “how much will I have made or lost if I sell now?” but rather “would I buy now at this price?” The poker staking equivalent is “Would I start staking this player right now if I wasn’t already?” If the answer is no, it’s time to cut your losses

Staking is not just taking

Most of us who started staking in the early days went into it naively thinking it was free money. We were all big winning players ourselves, so all we had to do was tell our horses what we knew and when they did what we did we’d all win. That was the theory: in practice everyone is different.

The biggest mistake poker players at every level tend to make is to think that everyone thinks the same as they do. Being a staker isn’t just a case of finding a potentially profitable player and then taking half the profit: you have to be able and willing to provide them with the individualized coaching and support they need to be successful.

Most of us who tried staking found it was not the gravy train we hoped for. Some like me were profitable but ultimately decided it wasn’t worth the time, effort and stress. Several top players I know but won’t name to spare their blushes bankrupted themselves chasing the gravy train. The stables that remain to this day like Team Xploit, Pocarr and BBZ are the ones who were the most professional in their approach and treated it as a business from day one rather than a side hustle or interesting sweat.

There’s variance but not just variance

Ultimately, I quit staking not just because I felt it had stopped being profitable enough to justify the effort and stress but also, I became concerned that it effectively ramped up my own variance. I observed that most former professional poker players had to go broke before they realized they weren’t beating the game anymore. There’s always the threat that the game will become unbeatable, at least online. If that happens when you’re not only bankrolling yourself but lots of other players too, the damage is multiplied.

These days I’m a lot more optimistic about the state of online poker, but the fact remains that if you’re stalking others, you’ll need to realize when the game is up that much faster to avoid going broke. The stables that have ridden out the variance best are the ones that put the most work into things like game selection (tracking which games on which sites are the most profitable), hand history reviews (to identify any leaks their horses might have) and mass data analysis (to identify leaks in different player pools that can be exploited).

In our group Daragh Davey was the only one to put much work into these, and ultimately the failure of the rest of us to do our fair share cost us all. Stables who do this work are not only more profitable for their owners, but also do a bigger service to their horses giving them the best chance to maximize their own earnings.

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  📅 Fri, Jun 05, 3:00 PM $1,500 Omaha Mix 🂠 Omaha Mix 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry) Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better; Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better; Big O  

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  📅 Sat, Jun 06, 3:00 PM $10,000 Seven Card Stud Championship 🂠 Stud 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 60 / 90 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Sun, Jun 07, 11:00 AM $1,000 FORTY STACK No-Limit Hold’em 🂠 NLH 💰 $1,000 ⛁ 40,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 30 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Mon, Jun 08, 11:00 AM $600 Pot-Limit Omaha Deepstack 8-Handed 🂠 PLO 💰 $600 ⛁ 30,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 30 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Mon, Jun 08, 3:00 PM $10,000 Short Deck No-Limit Hold’em 🂠 Short Deck 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Tue, Jun 09, 11:00 AM $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em Super Turbo Bounty 🂠 NLH 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 1 Day ⏱ 20 Minutes No Re-Entries $500 Bounties  

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  📅 Tue, Jun 09, 3:00 PM $10,000 HORSE Championship 🂠 HORSE 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 4 Days ⏱ 60 / 90 Minutes No Re-Entries Limit Hold’em, Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better, Razz, Seven Card Stud, Seven Card Hi-Lo 8 or Better  

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  📅 Tue, Jun 09, 3:30 PM 💻 $800 WSOP.com ONLINE Freezeout Knockout Deepstack No-Limit Hold’em 🂠 NLH 💰 $800 ⛁ 40,000 ⏳ 1 Day ⏱ 10 Minutes No Re-Entries Event played entirely online via WSOP.com desktop or mobile software.  

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  📅 Wed, Jun 10, 11:00 AM $1,000 Pot-Limit Omaha (8-Handed) 🂠 PLO 💰 $1,000 ⛁ 20,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Wed, Jun 10, 3:00 PM $1,500 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw 🂠 Lowball 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Thu, Jun 11, 11:00 AM $2,500 No-Limit Hold’em Freezeout 🂠 NLH 💰 $2,500 ⛁ 35,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Thu, Jun 11, 3:00 PM $1,500 Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo 8 or Better 🂠 Stud-8 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Fri, Jun 12, 2:00 PM $10,000 Super Turbo Bounty 🂠 NLH 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 20 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Fri, Jun 12, 3:00 PM $1,500 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw 🂠 Triple Draw 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Sun, Jun 14, 3:00 PM $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha (8-Handed) 🂠 PLO 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Sun, Jun 14, 3:30 PM 💻 $500 WSOP.com ONLINE No-Limit Hold’em Turbo Deepstack (8-Handed) 🂠 NLH 💰 $500 ⛁ 40,000 ⏳ 1 Day ⏱ 10 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry) Event played entirely online via WSOP.com desktop or mobile software.  

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  📅 Mon, Jun 15, 3:00 PM $10,000 No-Limit 2-7 Lowball Draw Championship 🂠 Lowball 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 60 / 90 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Tue, Jun 16, 3:00 PM $1,500 Razz 🂠 Razz 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Wed, Jun 17, 12:00 PM $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em SHOOTOUT 🂠 NLH 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Wed, Jun 17, 3:00 PM $25,000 High Roller Pot-Limit Omaha 8-Handed 🂠 PLO 💰 $25,000 ⛁ 150,000 ⏳ 4 Days ⏱ 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Thu, Jun 18, 3:00 PM $10,000 Limit 2-7 Lowball Triple Draw Championship 🂠 Triple Draw 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 60 / 90 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Sun, Jun 21, 11:00 AM $800 No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack 8-Handed 🂠 NLH 💰 $800 ⛁ 40,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 30 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Sun, Jun 21, 3:00 PM $5,000 Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em 8-Handed 🂠 NLH 💰 $5,000 ⛁ 50,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Sun, Jun 21, 3:30 PM 💻 $500 WSOP.com ONLINE Freezeout No-Limit Hold’em 🂠 NLH 💰 $500 ⛁ 20,000 ⏳ 1 Day ⏱ 15 Minutes No Re-Entries Event played entirely online via WSOP.com desktop or mobile software.  

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  📅 Mon, Jun 22, 2:00 PM $1,000 Tag Team Event 🂠 NLH 💰 $1,000 ⛁ 20,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 60 Minutes No Re-Entries Teams of 2  

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  📅 Tue, Jun 23, 11:00 AM $600 No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack Championship 🂠 NLH 💰 $600 ⛁ 30,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Tue, Jun 23, 3:00 PM $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Hi-Lo 8 or Better (8 Handed) 🂠 O8 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Wed, Jun 24, 3:00 PM $10,000 Razz Championship 🂠 Razz 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 60 / 90 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Sun, Jun 28, 3:30 PM 💻 $1,000 WSOP.com ONLINE No-Limit Hold’em CHAMPIONSHIP 🂠 NLH 💰 $1,000 ⛁ 20,000 ⏳ 1 Day ⏱ 15 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry) Event played entirely online via WSOP.com desktop or mobile software.  

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  📅 Mon, Jun 29, 3:00 PM $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Handed 🂠 NLH 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 60 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Tue, Jun 30, 3:00 PM $10,000 Limit Hold’em Championship 🂠 FLH 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 60 / 90 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Tue, Jun 30, 3:30 PM 💻 $1,500 WSOP.com ONLINE No-Limit Hold’em (8-Handed) 🂠 NLH 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 20,000 ⏳ 1 Day ⏱ 15 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry) Event played entirely online via WSOP.com desktop or mobile software.  

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  📅 Wed, Jul 01, 11:00 AM $10,000 No-Limit Hold’em MAIN EVENT – World Championship – Flight A 🂠 NLH 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 60,000 ⏳ 10 Days ⏱ 120 Minutes No Re-Entries  

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  📅 Thu, Jul 02, 12:00 PM 💻 $10,000 WSOP.com ONLINE Super High Roller CHAMPIONSHIP (Freezeout) 🂠 NLH 💰 $10,000 ⛁ 30,000 ⏳ 1 Day ⏱ 20 Minutes No Re-Entries Event played entirely online via WSOP.com desktop or mobile software.  

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  📅 Sat, Jul 04, 3:30 PM 💻 $500 WSOP.com ONLINE No-Limit Hold’em Turbo Deepstack 🂠 NLH 💰 $500 ⛁ 40,000 ⏳ 1 Day ⏱ 8 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry) Event played entirely online via WSOP.com desktop or mobile software.  

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  📅 Wed, Jul 08, 12:00 PM $1,500 Pot-Limit Omaha Bounty 🂠 PLO 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry) $500 Bounties  

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  📅 Wed, Jul 08, 3:00 PM $3,000 No-Limit Hold’em 6-Handed 🂠 NLH 💰 $3,000 ⛁ 40,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 30 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Thu, Jul 09, 12:00 PM $1,500 FIFTY STACK No-Limit Hold’em 🂠 NLH 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 50,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 30 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Thu, Jul 09, 3:00 PM $1,500 Mixed No-Limit Hold’em / Pot-Limit Omaha (8 Handed) 🂠 NLH / PLO 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 / 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Fri, Jul 10, 12:00 PM The Closer – $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em – Flight A 🂠 NLH 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 30 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Fri, Jul 10, 3:00 PM $3,000 Pot-Limit Omaha 6-Handed 🂠 PLO 💰 $3,000 ⛁ 40,000 ⏳ 4 Days ⏱ 60 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Sat, Jul 11, 12:00 PM The Closer – $1,500 No-Limit Hold’em – Flight B 🂠 NLH 💰 $1,500 ⛁ 25,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 30 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Sat, Jul 11, 3:00 PM $100,000 High Roller No-Limit Hold’em 🂠 NLH 💰 $100,000 ⛁ 600,000 ⏳ 3 Days ⏱ 40 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Sun, Jul 12, 11:00 AM $800 No-Limit Hold’em Deepstack 🂠 NLH 💰 $800 ⛁ 40,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 30 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)  

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  📅 Sun, Jul 12, 3:30 PM 💻 $500 WSOP.com ONLINE SUMMER SAVER No-Limit Hold’em 🂠 NLH 💰 $500 ⛁ 20,000 ⏳ 1 Day ⏱ 15 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry) Event played entirely online via WSOP.com desktop or mobile software.  

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  📅 Tue, Jul 14, 3:00 PM $5,000 No-Limit Hold’em 8-Handed 🂠 NLH 💰 $5,000 ⛁ 50,000 ⏳ 2 Days ⏱ 30 Minutes ♻ (1 Re-Entry)   🂠 – Variant 💰 – Buy-In ⛁ – Starting Stack ⏳ – Level Time ⏱ – Level Time ♻ – Re-Entries

Euro 2024 will be held in Germany from June 14 to July 14, 2024. We’re in the early stages of qualifications with no more than two games being played per side.

In total 24 will participate in the tournament, and 23 of those sides will come through the qualification process. As hosts, Germany automatically qualifies. 

We’re a year out from one of soccer’s most important tournaments – and with lots of qualifying matches left to play – but let’s take an early look at the odds board and who’s favored to win.

Odds to Win 2024 Euro

Odds as of June 13

Why Is France Favored to Win Euro 2024?

On an international level, the French are the second-best side. Les Bleus were runners-up at the 2022 World Cup. On that World Cup journey in Qatar, France took out some strong European opponents.

They bested Denmark 2-1 in the group stage (the Danish hold the ninth-best Euro odds), Poland in the Round of 16 by a score of 3-1 (Poland is at +5000 for Euro 2024) and then France dispatched the English 2-1 in the Quarter-Finals (England is third on Euro odds board).

Through the short qualification period, France is 2-0-0 with a +5 goal differential while keeping two clean sheets with wins over Ireland and the Netherlands. 

Star power is another big factor to consider, and the Bleu-Blanc-Rouge have the biggest star of them all in Kylian Mbappe. The PSG forward has no flaws in his game and dominates at every level. 

🇫🇷 Kylian Mbappe has only played in two World Cups in his illustrious career:

✅ 2018 World Cup:
👕 7 games
⚽️ 4 goals
🏆 Champions
🏅 Best YP

✅ 2022 World Cup:
👕 7 games
⚽️ 8 goals
🎯 2 assists
🥈 Runners-up
🥇 Golden Boot

Incredible. 👏🏽🔥 pic.twitter.com/SoBokcdQRU

— Sholy Nation Sports (@Sholynationsp) June 6, 2023

In Qatar, Mbappe scored the most goals (8), lead the tournament in goal-creating actions with 11 (five more than the next best-player) and was third for goal-creating actions per 90 (1.74). When it comes to unlocking a game there’s no better player in Europe or even the world than Mbappe.

Euro 2024 Value 

France enters the tournament as slight favorites, what sides have greater value and have a chance to win instead of the favorites?

Germany

The hosts are just behind France on the oddsboard at +550. Because of their host status, we don’t have any sense of the form their in. They haven’t played any games because they don’t need to qualify.

If not for a shock 2-1 loss to Japan in the group stage of the 2022 World Cup, Germany would have likely gone much further. They bounced back from that defeat to the Blue Samurai with a 1-1 draw with a strong Spanish side before dismantling Costa Rica 4-2 to close out their tournament. 

The Germans will hope that youngster Jamal Musiala builds off a strong World Cup where he was credited with 7.67 shot-creating actions per 90 and an even better 22-23 Bundesliga campaign where he scored 12 goals and had ten assists for Bayern in his 19-year-old season. The kid is only going to get much better.

England

The English are the top-ranked side in Group C of Euro qualifiers with wins over Ukraine (2-0) and Italy (2-1).

Gareth Southgate’s side is winning games they should (against Ukraine) and those where they’re second best (vs Italy). Against the Azzurri, England only had 42% of the possession and 42% of the shots, they even went down a man in the 80th minute thanks to a Luke Shaw red card and still won 2-1. 

With Southgate’s contract over in December of 2024, this will likely be his final major tournament. His sides have come close to glory a few times but never won a title. Sadly for the three lions, their returns have been diminishing for the last few years.

2024 Euro Dark horse

Every Euro tournament has its dark horse. A team comes out of nowhere and makes a deep run and upsets the landscape. 

In 2020, that was the Swiss who finished third in Group A and made it to the Quarter-Finals after beating France in the Round of 16.

Who should you have your eyes on in 2024?

Netherlands

The Dutch are no strangers to this competition. They won it once in 1988 and placed third four times. That last third-place finish came in 2004. 

At the 2022 World Cup, the Flying Dutchmen finished fourth with the third youngest squad in the competition. They had an average age of 26. Forward Cody Gakpo was a revelation with three goals in five matches for the Oranje in Qatar. 

Three World Cup games, three goals. Cody Gakpo, literally flying. ⭐️🇳🇱 #Qatar2022 #QatarWorldCup2022 pic.twitter.com/Eeb0FHuqwm

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) November 29, 2022

There’s a lot to like about Holland. At +1400, keep an eye on their qualifying. 

Croatia

The Croatians are at the top of Group D with four points in two qualifiers. Remember, they finished as runners-up at the 2018 World Cup and then third in Qatar. Never discount Croatia at a major international tournament. With +3500 odds you could make $350 on a $10 bet backing them this early. That’s very tempting. 

Last Five Euro Winners

 

Favorites typically win this tournament. They have deep squads overflowing with some of the most talented players in all of Europe. But every few years a dark horse goes all the way and is crowned Kings of Europe.

At +15000 Greece, and those who bet on them, haven’t yet forgotten about that tournament in 2004.

Last Five Euro Runners-Up 

*After extra time
**Game tied 1-1 after extra time, ended 3-2 in penalties

The Euro finals are a low-scoring affair. Over the last five tournaments, three or more goals have been scored only once. It’s worth exploring the UNDER when the Final comes up in July of 2024.

How to Read Euro 2024 Odds

At any soccer betting site, you’ll see futures odds laid out like so:

If you were to make a traditional straight-up bet, the favorite would be shown with the minus sign (-). In cases like these where there is no clear front-runner, the country with the lowest odds is the fave even if they’re all represented with the plus sign (+) which is generally used to demonstrate underdogs.

Let’s say you’ve looked at the group schedule and think Belgium is going to dominate and make it all the way to the top. A $100 bet would give you a payout of $650 – your original money is returned coupled with your winnings of $550.

Our Odds Calculator is a tool that will tell you how much you’d win based on the offered odds and amount bet.

What is a Futures Bet on the Euro Championship?

A futures bet is a wager made far in advance of a big event. Here, the bet is on the quadrennial Euro contest. It can be said that most bets are made prior to a sporting matchup, but futures can be placed weeks, months or even years in advance. In fact, as soon as the last championship is won, new odds will be released.

The odds will shift as the group stage gets closer and continue to move until right before the final is played on July 14, 2024, at the Olympiastadion in Berlin. If you see odds you like, take them to get the most value on your bets (should you win).

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• Set a Budget: Decide how much money you are willing to invest in SPINS Overdrive tournaments. Never play with money you can’t afford to lose.
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SPINS Overdrive tournaments offer an exhilarating poker experience, combining speed and strategy. As a new player, mastering these tournaments requires a solid understanding of their structure, a strong preflop and postflop strategy, adaptability, and proper bankroll management. By following these five tips, you can increase your chances of success in SPINS Overdrive poker tournaments and enjoy the thrill of competing for big prizes while improving your poker skills along the way. Remember, poker is as much about learning and adapting as it is about winning, so embrace the journey and enjoy the game. Good luck at the tables!

If you’re new to online slots and you don’t know your wilds from your win multipliers and your scatters from your stacked symbols, take some to browse our A-Z slots glossary. This article lists all the common terms you’ll encounter the next time you play slots online.

Hopefully, you should have a better handle on how online slots work after reading this glossary. Our goal is to help you become the next slots slayer right here at LiveRoulette!

A

All Ways: Otherwise known as ‘win both ways’ these slots can have hundreds of available paylines  which can pay from left-to-right or right-to-left, maximising your winning potential.

Autoplay: If you want to play a multiple number of spins without having to press ‘Spin’ each time, set your gameplay to autoplay a pre-selected number of spins.

B

Bonus Games: Most online slots have at least one bonus game, which is often triggered by scatters or wild symbols. These bonus games can range from free spins rounds to bonus wheels and “pick-me” features.

Branded Slot: A branded slot is one that’s themed around a specific franchise, such as a Hollywood movie or hit television series, featuring exclusive visual and audio content.

C

Cascading Reels: Symbols involved in winning combinations are removed from the reels, leaving gaps to be replaced by new slot symbols that drop in from the top. This gives you a chance to win multiple combinations on a single spin.

Classic Slot: A ‘classic’ slot is one which nods to old-school fruit machines, featuring the classic fruity symbols, bells, lucky sevens and BARS, amongst others.

Cold Game: More common on casino floors than online slots, when a slot game is said to be ‘cold’ it means it does not pay out as frequently.

Coins: The funds you add to your chosen slot are displayed in a coin value, based on the minimum bet size per spin.

E

Expanding Wilds: An expanding wild is a special type of wild symbol (see ‘Wild’ for full description). Whenever the expanding wild feature is active, a wild symbol will expand to fill an entire reel to bring greater winning potential.

F

Fixed Jackpot: Online slots with a fixed jackpot have a fixed maximum prize, usually triggered by landing five of a specific symbol on a payline, or sometimes triggered at random.

Free Spins: It’s possible to unlock extra free spins by landing certain win combinations, such as three scatter symbols on a payline. A free spin is quite literally a free spin of the reels.

Fruit Machine: The British name for a classic slot machine. Fruit machines are the classic three-reel, three-payline slots featuring fruit symbols, lucky sevens, bells and BARs.

G

Gamble Feature: Within some slot games it is possible to gamble the winnings from your spin. You may be asked to pick a card suit or colour, or to guess high or low on the outcome of a card displayed on screen. You could double, triple or even quadruple your money depending on the game, but it’s also possible to lose all your winnings.

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High Volatility: A slot deemed to have high volatility means that it is programmed to give out less frequent prizes and jackpots. However, most high volatility slots tend to offer bigger prizes when they do pay out.

Hit-And-Run: This term is used to describe slot players that play on single payline slots using maximum coins for a few spins and move on to the next slot if they don’t win.

Hit Frequency: How often a slot pays out on average. For example, a game with a hit frequency of five is expected to yield a winning payline approximately every five spins.

Hot Game: The opposite of a ‘Cold game’, hot slots are those that are said to be paying out regularly and in large sums.

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Jackpot: The jackpot of an online slot is the coveted top prize, and can be fixed, progressive or linked across a network of slots.

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Linked Progressive Jackpots: On occasion, there are multiple slot games whose progressive jackpots are linked together, often branded slots based on the same franchise. It doesn’t matter which one you play, you will be playing for the same progressive jackpot.

Loose Slot: A ‘loose’ slot is one that is considered to have low volatility, paying out more regularly than a ‘tight’ or high volatility slot.

Low Volatility: Low volatility slots tend to have higher hit frequencies and are often great slots for beginners. The trade-off is that low volatility slots may have smaller prizes on offer.

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Maximum Bet: The maximum bet is the largest stake you can place per spin on your chosen slot game, based on the number of active paylines and the maximum coin denomination available.

Megaways^TM: This is a popular slot game engine is designed to expand the number of rows played per reel, giving you up hundreds of thousands of potential ways to win.

Mobile Slot: Mobile slots are those optimised for responsive gameplay across desktop, smartphone and tablet devices, utilising the latest HTML5 technology.

Multi-Line: This term is used to describe online slots with more than a single payline.

Multiplier: A multiplier could be a specific symbol which can multiply your winnings by a predetermined figure. Multipliers can also be found in free spins rounds, when the more consecutive wins you land, the bigger the multiplier grows.

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Near miss: Players that narrowly miss out on a winning combination on a payline describe this as a near miss.

Nudge: Inspired by classic fruit machine gameplay, some slots have a ‘nudge’ functionality included, allowing players to hit the nudge button to move a reel up or down one space to form a winning payline.

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One-Armed Bandit: The first slot machines produced in land-based casinos, which required players to pull a lever to spin the reels.

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Payline: A payline is the line that symbols need to align with to trigger a payout.

Pay Table: The pay table for any slots online is designed to fully explain the rules and payout sizes of each game. It outlines the low and high-value symbols to look out for on the reels.

Penny Slot: A penny slot game is one which requires players to pay as little as €0.01 per spin.

Pick-Me Bonus: A type of slot bonus screen whereby players must select on-screen options to reveal instant prizes.

Progressive Jackpot: A progressive jackpot is a rolling jackpot that continues to increase in value until it is won. A percentage of each player’s stake per spin is contributed to the progressive jackpot, so the more players play, the higher the pot.

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Random Number Generator: All state-of-the-art online slots are powered by a random number generator (RNG), which is a tamper-proof algorithm designed to randomise the outcome of every spin.

Reels: These are the columns within which the symbols spin to create potential winning combinations.

Return To player (RTP): The RTP percentage gives slot players an indicator of how much they can expect to return from their spins. If a slot has an RTP of 97%, for every €100 you stake, you can expect to receive €97 back on average.

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Scatter Symbol: The scatter symbol is often used to trigger bonus rounds, and is usually the only symbol on the reels that the wild does not substitute for.

Stacked Symbols: Whenever the same symbols appear on top of one another on the reels, they are considered stacked.

Stacked Wilds: Whenever the wild symbol appears on top of one another on the reels, they are considered stacked.

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Total Bet: The size of the total bet in an online slot is the total number of coins staked across all paylines.

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Variance: The variance of a slot is the payout rate of a specific game. Slots with high variance are programmed to pay out less frequently than low variance slots. Variance can be used interchangeably with volatility.

Video Slot: A video slot game is designed to be displayed on desktop, smartphone or tablet screens using virtual reels instead of mechanical reels.

Volatility: Highly volatile slots are those that pay out less frequently, but with typically larger payouts when they do. Low volatility slots are those that pay out smaller prizes over a greater hit frequency.

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Wild: A wild symbol is one of the most lucrative symbols in a slot game. Wilds can usually substitute any other base game symbol to improve winning combinations, except scatters. The same way that a joker works in a game of cards.

Win Both Ways: Slots with win both ways functionality can pay out on paylines running right-to-left as well as left-to-right.

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Zig-zag: Some slot paylines are designed to go up and down the reels or diagonally. These are known as zig-zag paylines.

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As a slot player, you know online pokies, but iPhone pokies are slot machines that you can play directly from your iOS smartphone. iPhone pokies can be played from an online casino or a dedicated app that you can download from the App Store. But how do you play iPhone Pokies? Can you play iPhone pokies for real money? What are the best pokie apps for iPhone? At https://smartpokies.com/pokies-apps/iphone/ to learn even more about iPhone pokies and how to play.

How to Play iPhone Pokies

Getting started with iPhone pokies is relatively easy. iPhone pokies can be downloaded from the App Store, or you can play pokies on your iPhone from an online casino.

Typically, the iPhone pokies you can find on the App Store are free to play. You can’t usually play these games for real money. However, these are still great to play and can help you learn the rules of a specific slot game before you play for real money.

Online casinos compatible with your iPhone allow you to play pokies on the go and for real money. These online casinos can be played directly from your iPhone browser, or if the casino offers a dedicated casino app, you can play in just one click for real money.

How to Play iPhone Pokies for Real Money

If you want to play for real money, you first need to find an online casino compatible with iOS. There are plenty of online casinos out there, and you shouldn’t have any issues finding an online casino that works from your iPhone browser or offers a dedicated real money pokies app for your iPhone.

● Once you have found your preferred online casino where you can play pokies on your iPhone, you will need to create an account. Whether you are playing from your mobile browser or a dedicated app, the account creation usually only takes a few minutes. The casino will ask you for some personal information, and once your account is verified, you can log in and start playing.

● Head to the cashier section of the casino or app, make your deposit and head over to the slot machines section, where you can find the best Australian pokies on iPhone. Remember that online casinos often offer welcome bonuses to new players when you make a deposit, so be sure to claim yours so that you play on the best iPhone pokies for longer.

● Choose a pokie that suits your interests. You will find plenty to choose from that range in theme and gameplay. Once you have found one you want to play, place your bets and spin the reels.

Can I Play Free iPhone Pokies?

If you are still deciding whether to start playing iPhone pokies for real money, you can play free iPhone pokies.

1. Some casino apps allow players to claim a no-deposit bonus or free bet that they can use to play iPhone pokies for free without having to deposit. Usually, the casino app only requires one to sign up to claim the bonus.

2. Most online casino apps and mobile casinos allow you to play pokies in demo mode. In most cases, you can play the pokies without needing an account, and you can spin the reels for free for as long as you want.

3. There are some iPhone apps that players can download to play for free. These apps are usually specific slot games, not a casino, but they let you spin for free.

How to Choose an iPhone Pokies Casino

When choosing an iPhone casino or app, there are a few factors that you must look at to ensure that you get a safe and secure gambling experience, especially if you choose to play for real money. Some aspects that you must look at include:

● License: ensure a legitimate government body licenses the casino.

● Security: your chosen casino should use SSL encryption to protect personal and financial information.

● Game variety: ensure the casino offers a good selection of the type of pokies that you want to play on your iPhone.

● Bonuses: many iPhone casinos will offer bonuses and promotions. Check to ensure they provide fair wagering requirements and transparent terms and conditions.

● Customer Support: ensure the iPhone casino or iPhone app offers easily contactable customer support with quick responses and solutions.

● Payment Methods: the iPhone casino or app should offer a variety of safe and secure payment methods for deposits and withdrawals.

What Type of Pokies Can You Play on your iPhone?

As mentioned, there are various pokies to choose from when playing from your iPhone. The pokies you find, whether a compatible online casino or a dedicated iPhone app for the casino, are generally the same.

Classic Pokies

Classic slot games are characterised by having three reels, and they often include classic slot symbols like fruits and bells that give that nostalgic feeling. Playing these classics on your iPhone gives you high-quality graphics, and some may have extra features like jackpots.

Modern Video Slots

Modern video slots offer more than classic slot games. These games can usually be found with a variety of themes, from discovering ancient worlds to fishing and more. They also feature bonus rounds like free spins and innovative features like cascading reels, expanding wilds, mini-games and more.

Megaways

Megaways are popular slot games as they offer unique gameplay. These iPhone pokies offer thousands of paylines, and with each spin, the number of paylines and symbols change. You will find plenty of Megaways to choose from to play on your iPhone.

Jackpots

There are two types of jackpot iPhone pokies: fixed and progressive. You can usually find both at an iPhone casino, but progressive jackpots are a popular choice. The jackpots continuously increase with every bet, meaning they can easily reach the millions.

New Slot Games

iPhone casinos partnered with multiple software providers regularly add new iPhone pokies to their line-up. This means that iPhone players will always have a new slot game.

iPhone Casino Sites vs. iPhone Apps

There are two ways to play iPhone pokies: directly from your mobile browser or through downloading an iPhone casino app. Both of these options offer an immersive gambling experience from your iPhone.

If you choose to play iPhone pokies from an online casino on your iPhone, you need to visit the online casino from your Safari or Chrome browser, log in or create an account and start playing. You will need to have a stable internet connection to play. The casino and pokies have been optimised to suit touch screens. You just have to try to spin the reels, make a deposit and more.

If you choose to play real pokies for iPhone from an app, you must first download the native app from the casino or the App Store. Using an app will give you faster gameplay and better graphics. However, the app will take up space on your system.

Whether you play from your browser or app, you must ensure the casino is a reputable and trustworthy online platform.

The Best Pokie Apps for iPhone

If you want to start playing iPhone pokies, you will need to find the best pokie apps for iPhone.

We have rounded up two of the best pokie apps for iPhone for you.

Woo Casino iPhone App

Woo Casino is a popular online casino for Australian players, and they have turned their online casino into a mobile app for iPhone. At Woo Casino, you can play the latest iPhone pokies and claim their generous welcome bonus. The app offers seamless and convenient gameplay. The iPhone pokies app from Woo Casino can be downloaded from the website or the App Store.

PlayAmo iPhone App

PlayAmo is an older online casino that offers an app to play iPhone pokies. On the PlayAmo app, you can access the entire lobby of games to play Megaways, modern video slots, and more in just one click.

How to Install an iPhone Pokies App

Installing an iPhone casino app for pokies is relatively simple. If you choose to play real pokies on an iPhone app, you will find the app can usually be downloaded directly from the casino or the App Store.

To download from the casino, locate the app, click download and install the software onto your device. Once the app has been installed, log in or create your account from the app. Once your account is set up, you can start playing.

If you are downloading from the App Store, search for the casino app using the search function. Select the casino app that you want to download. The majority of casino apps are free to download. Verify your download, and the app will be installed in just a few minutes.

The Best Australian Pokies on iPhone

So, you may be wondering what pokies you can play on your iPhone. iPhone pokie casinos and apps will give you access to their entire library of games, meaning that you can play the best from top software providers. Depending on your chosen casino, these providers can include Pragmatic Play, Red Tiger, Wazdan, NetEnt, Microgaming, Play’N GO and more. These providers are known for high-quality gameplay and optimising their games to work seamlessly on iPhone from your browser or app. RNG software also ensures all pokie results are fair and random.

Starburst

Starburst is one of the most popular pokies from NetEnt and can be played on your iPhone. Starburst has a galaxy theme where you collect jewels and treasures as you fly through the skies. The game is played over five reels with ten paylines and wild reels.

Mega Moolah

Mega Moolah is one of the most popular progressive jackpot games you can play on an iPhone. Mega Moolah from Microgaming has an African theme and is played over five reels with 25 paylines. The game offers four progressive jackpots, and the highest prize can easily reach the millions.

Great Pigsby

The Great Pigsby is a five-reel slot game from Relax Gaming that offers 243 ways to win. This slot game has a 1920s rich pig theme and is entertaining on every spin. The game features expanding wilds and reel re-spins.

iPhone pokies are a lot of fun and offer a convenient way for iPhone users to play all their favourite slot games from anywhere at any time. If you are not an iPhone user, don’t worry. Not only do we know the best pokie apps for iPhone, we also know the best Android pokies apps in Australia for real money.

Roulette is a casino game with an infinite number of spins.

Players bet on the outcome of the ball in the roulette wheel, or its position relative to numbers on the board or in relation to other numbers.

The game is played by placing bets with chips on various portions of the roulette table, which can correspond either to numbers, colors, or even whether the player is betting “even” or “odd”.

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Roulette is a game played with a spinning wheel that has slots for placing bets. In this game, the players place their chips on the table as they choose one of the numbers or colors on the wheel. The croupier spins the wheel and then spins it again after all of the players have placed their bets.

In order to win, you have to bet on a number or color that is coming up in a random fashion under one of those two spins. You can also bet on a specific range of numbers or colors by putting your chips at the back edge of those numbers or colors. There is also an option called “outside bets” which are any other number outside of 0 and 00 that you can place your bet on.

The odds at winning roulette

Welcome to Sycuan Casino & Resort, where a world of exciting casino slots awaits you! If you’re new to the thrilling realm of slot machines, don’t worry – we’re here to guide you through the process. Our comprehensive guide covers everything from learning the basics to understanding the different types of machines and their payouts. By the end of this article, you’ll be well-prepared to confidently embark on your casino slot adventure at Sycuan Casino & Resort.

Step One: Master the Fundamentals of Casino Slots

What is a Casino Slot?

A casino slot, also known as a slot machine or fruit machine, is a gambling device featuring spinning reels adorned with various symbols. The goal is to line up matching symbols across the paylines to win prizes, which can range from credits and free spins to a progressive jackpot.

Types of Casino Slots at Sycuan Casino & Resort

At Sycuan Casino & Resort, we offer a diverse selection of casino slots to suit every taste. Some popular categories include:

• Classic Slots: Enjoy the simplicity of traditional three-reel machines with a single payline, reminiscent of classic fruit machines.

• Video Slots: Immerse yourself in modern, five-reel machines with multiple paylines, bonus features, and captivating themes.

• Progressive Slots: Try your luck on linked machines that contribute a portion of each bet to a shared jackpot, which can reach life-changing sums.

• 3D Slots: Experience cutting-edge games with impressive graphics, animation, and immersive gameplay.

Step Two: Choose Your Ideal Casino Slot Machine

Finding Casino Slot Machines at Sycuan Casino & Resort

Our expansive casino floor is home to a wide variety of slot machines, ensuring there’s something for everyone. As you explore, keep an eye out for promotions and bonuses that can enhance your gameplay experience.

How to Select the Perfect Machine

When choosing a casino slot machine at Sycuan Casino & Resort, consider the following factors:

• Theme: Opt for a game with a theme that appeals to you, be it movies, mythology, or adventure.

• Paylines: Look for a machine with a higher number of paylines, as this can increase your chances of winning.

• RTP (Return to Player): A higher RTP means a higher likelihood of receiving payouts over time.

• Volatility: High volatility machines offer larger, less frequent payouts, while low volatility machines provide smaller, more frequent payouts.

Step Three: Learn the Rules and Payouts

Sycuan Casino & Resort Slot Playing Rules

The basic rules for playing casino slots at Sycuan Casino & Resort are simple:

• Select the number of paylines you wish to activate.

• Press the “Spin” button to set the reels in motion.

• If the symbols align on an active payline, you win!

Some machines may have additional rules, such as bonus rounds or special features. Be sure to consult the paytable and game instructions before playing.

Payouts

Payouts on casino slots at Sycuan Casino & Resort are determined by the combination of symbols that appear on the paylines. The paytable, typically located within the game’s menu, outlines the specific payouts for each combination. Progressive slots have jackpots that increase over time, offering the potential for massive wins.

Step Four: Place Your Bet and Spin at Sycuan Casino & Resort

How to Place a Bet

Placing a bet on a casino slot machine at Sycuan Casino & Resort is a breeze. Most machines allow you to adjust your bet size by selecting the coin denomination and the number of coins per payline. Use the appropriate buttons or touchscreen controls to increase or decrease your wager. Remember that higher bets can lead to larger potential payouts, but they also carry a higher risk.

How to Spin

Once you’ve set your desired bet, press the “Spin” button or pull the lever (if available) to initiate the spin. The reels will begin to spin and eventually come to a stop, revealing the resulting combination of symbols. If the symbols align on an active payline, your winnings will be automatically added to your credit balance.

Some slot machines at Sycuan Casino & Resort also offer an “autoplay” feature, allowing you to set a predetermined number of spins that will play automatically, eliminating the need to press the spin button each time.

Armed with the knowledge from our beginner’s guide, you’re now ready to embrace the excitement and potential rewards that casino slots at Sycuan Casino & Resort have to offer. Remember to manage your bankroll wisely, have fun, and stay within your limits. We look forward to seeing you on the casino floor, ready to embark on a thrilling slot machine adventure. Good luck and happy spinning!