Roulette: next steps and betting strategies
In the third of our instalments on the classic game of roulette, we are moving on to look at how to place bets and some strategies for winning. We’ve already covered the history of roulette in part one, while in part two we looked at the basics of roulette, includings the odds and payout of each type of bet.
What comes to mind when someone says the word roulette? Glitz and glamour of Monte Carlo? James Bond films? Or is it Christopher Walken in the Deer Hunter?
Whatever your thoughts, roulette is just one of those words that seems to be massively overused, a bit like adding the suffix -gate to anything that is vaguely scandalous or politically dodgy.
Texas Holdem poker nights are great for all different types of occasion, whether it be a birthday party, Stag night, charity evening or a team building exercise for you and your work colleagues. Texas Holdem is one of the more popular games in the world at the moment as its is very easy to learn, here is a quick guide on how to play Texas Holdem poker.
While organising an event, giving it a Vegas-like touch will always helps in attracting more guests and helping them have a nice time. You could hire giant playing cards and involve everybody in card games. Usually 8-10 giant cards are available and they all come in a mixture of different suits such as Queens, Jacks, Aces and Kings. The cards usually measure one meter in height and can be made to lean against the wall as well.
For decades, the game of one armed bandits has been leaving players and gamblers penniless, even though they have been changing their methods and appearance for years. Invented by Charles Fey, who was a German immigrant, the first slot machine was seen in the 1890s. Fey was a mechanic who lived in San Francisco, and designed the slot machine. Graphics were all incorporated from normal playing cards such as jacks, queens and kings, along with spades, hearts and others.