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Online Gambling Roundup Aug-19-09
Off around the online gambling universe we fly again, to bring you all the good, bad and ugly from gambling’s best sites. It is 32red that provides the launch pad today, with a plea to :
Show Gopher Gold Some Love
(Go for gold - geddit?? Oh suit yourselves, here’s the post) :
No, it’s not a spelling error but rather a lesser known online slot at 32Red. Immensely popular to those that find it, Gopher Gold is a slot our players always go back to for it’s regular payouts. In fact Gopher Gold made the big winners page in July, bagging Pierluigi P nearly £10,000 in just one session. It’s not a slot that often gets a lot of press at 32Red so I thought I’d mention it here.
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Gopher Gold is a 5 reel video slot that comes loaded with 5 paylines. Yup, not many for a 5 reel’er but I’ve always liked the bigger wins you get (remember the slot rule: the harder it is to win the bigger the prize) with them and the simplicity of it all - plus there’s more than enough slot action available from the Gopher Gold wild. Look for the wild gopher symbol to connect more paylines together, even the 12,000 coin jackpot! There’s even payout for just two symbol combinations in Gopher Gold. So if you’re a slot purist and don’t like too many bonuses and confusing paylines then Gopher Gold may well be the online slot for you.
Fancy finding out more? The “gopher it” over at the 32Red blog.
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Adam Roothlus Levy is back
at UltimateBet next, having taken a small break to, well, play poker of course :
Hey guys. It’s been a wee bit since I last blogged. Not going to lie, I’ve been a blogging hiatus. The WSOP kind of totally consumed me but don’t fret my blogettes, I’m back! This year’s WSOP was definitely one I’d like to forget. I played 21 events with only 2 cashes for a whopping total of $10k. I will say this though, I definitely ran bad but I wasn’t too happy with my play this year. I had a great year last year with 6 cashes in 17 events so the fact that I didn’t have a great WSOP wasn’t a huge surprise to me. I do think I learned a bit and improved my game throughout it, which is all you can do when trying to get through a rough patch like this.
Quick translation for newbie readers - “WSOP” is the “World Series Of Poker”. You can find a guide to such terms at our sister site’s poker glossary page - and we also have a casino glossary for all those online gambling terms that baffle new players
I saw the Main Event as a last chance to salvage a subpar year but that didn’t go well either. Although, I definitely played excellent throughout the tournament my bustout hand was not my finest moment. I didn’t make a mistake in the hand but I accidentally angleshot and accidentally slowrolled a guy in the same hand. I stress that it was completely unintentional and I would never do that to anyone period. I decided to setmine with 66 against a tight good player and the flop came A96 rainbow. The raiser bet 6800 and when I went to call an extra 5k chip stuck to my fingers and I made it 11800. I was forced to make it 13600. I didn’t mean to do it but it accidentally worked out. So I go back to listening my music and I expect him to take a while. About five minutes go by and I look at him and it looks like he’s in the tank and he never motioned like he was shoving or anything.
Find out what happened by reading Wednesday’s full length post at the UltimateBet blog.
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And we end today with some
horse racing insights from Betfair
They say the well balanced Yorkshireman has a chip on both shoulders, but even the dourest Yorkie tends to raise a smile on Ebor day as Europe’s biggest staying handicap tops the bill on the Knavesmire. Proud Lancastrian Graham Cunningham will be changing his currency at Hartshead Moor services on the M62 and aiming to make back to lay tactics work to his advantage on day two of the Ebor Festival.
Wednesday’s full length post at the Betfair blog is here:
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