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I Played 100 Free Spins on Fishin' Frenzy and Won... $??? (opens the original)
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You hear a lot of talk about RTP (return to player), volatility and huge bonus wins when it comes to slots... but it's all theoretical. I took one of the most popular online slot games - Fishin' Frenzy - and played through 100 spins. But did my returns match the theoretical RTP of the game? How many times did I hit the bonus? What was my biggest win and did I end up in profit or at a loss? I'll break down the entire session below, and compare the actual results with the theoretical metrics of th
Vegas, London⦠Whatâs Next for the Playtech Live Casino Revolution? (opens the original)
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Major game provider Playtech has further expanded its live casino operations with a groundbreaking deal, this time with Hippodrome Casino in London. Playtech, which was founded in 1999, launched 'Live from London' this week, which brings live casino games worldwide that are broadcast directly from the casino floor at the Hippodrome. Playtech's new partnership with Hippodrome will see various casino games, including blackjack, roulette and baccarat streamed directly from the prestigious London ca
What is Four-of-a-Kind (Quads) in Poker? Odds & Examples | PokerNews (opens the original)
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Four-of-a-kind in poker is a hand that contains four cards of the same rank - E.g. 9â 9â¦9â£9â¥Aâ£. It is a very strong hand, placed third in the poker hand rankings. Skip to the relevant section on this page: A four-of-a-kind is a very powerful poker hand that consists of four cards of equal rank and one unconnected card. It's very rare, given you need all four cards of one rank, but you'll make four-of-a-kind far more than royal or straight flushes. The value of four-of-a-kind is signific
What is a Pair in Poker? Definition & Examples | PokerNews (opens the original)
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A pair (or 'one pair') in poker is a hand that contains two cards with the same value - E.g. Jâ¦Jâ 7â£9â¥Kâ It is one of the weaker hands in the poker hand rankings, only beating high cards. All other hands, including three of a kind, and two pair, beat one pair. That said, one pair can often be enough to win some hands in Texas Hold'em if the board doesn't play and there aren't multiple opponents in a pot. In Pot-Limit Omaha, it's a lot rarer to win with just a pair. Skip to the relevant s
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