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4/29/2005

Woman Gives Birth to Casino Ad

Filed under: — News Admin @ 11:19 pm

HARTFORD, Connecticut � April 27, 2005 will go down in history as the day GoldenPalace.com was born. A beautiful baby girl came into the world at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital at 3:34 pm ET to a proud mother that sold her naming rights on eBay to Internet casino GoldenPalace.com for $15,100 while she was still in the womb.

GoldenPalace.com’s mother Melissa says that the money will help pay for the baby’s necessities and anything left over will be placed into a trust fund for when the casino’s namesake turns 18. At that point Melissa hopes that GoldenPalace.com will use the money for college tuition or “something beneficial for her life.”

This seems to be a growing trend for the casino, as another baby due later this year will be named GoldenPalace.com and recently 33-year-old Tennessee resident Terri Illagan legally changed her name to GoldenPalace.com as well. The woman formerly known as Terri has since made headlines worldwide, and has been featured on numerous radio and television shows, and Internet news sites.

Creative, edgy advertising is the name of the game for the online casino, which is credited for a surge of popularity and notoriety in outrageous eBay auctions. Over the past few months, they have bought some of the auction site’s most eccentric items including the Virgin Mary Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Ghost Cane, Evil Kermit Doll, as well as advertising space in the strangest of places such as cleavage, pregnant bellies, and foreheads.

“We now regularly receive thousands of emails from would-be sellers of outlandish items every day,” said GoldenPalace.com CEO Richard Rowe. “This has truly become a phenomenon and has changed the way people think about marketing. It seems like there are no limits to what can be advertised. Perhaps the name ‘GoldenPalace.com’ will be as common as ‘Richard’ in a few years from now.”

4/15/2005

Online Casino Strategy…

Filed under: — David Folker @ 12:30 pm

I have met gamblers who were entirely convinced that online casino games do not work in a random fashion, but use some sophisticated algorithms that calculate combinations in such as way as not to scare the player to quit the game, and at the same time to suck the money out of him. Based on such conviction, some players think online casinos try to warm up a player in the beginning by allowing them to win, and then rip the players off by decreasing the payout rate slowly. Some authors of strategy books who believe in this theory suggest to pick online casinos with highest bonus and make withdrawal as soon as possible to keep the winnings. I am not planning to explain the details of these strategies, because I am not sure about their effectiveness. To those that like the strategy, I can only recommend “Roxy Palace” online casino.

You should definitely know that in order to make a first withdrawal, you must wager several times the deposit plus the bonus. Usually the number of wagers could vary from 15 to 30 depending on online casino. “Roxy Palace” casino only requires nine wagers before withdrawing your winnings. For instance, if your casino account is credited with a $100 bonus, you need to wager at least ($100 deposit + $100 bonus) x 9 = $1,800 before you can withdraw. Also, this online casino has one of the highest payout rates. All this makes it a great candidate to try out this strategy.

4/12/2005

City Club Casino Bonus Rules

Filed under: — David Folker @ 2:50 am

Almost all online casinos offer a welcome bonus. Usually, a player must bet a minimum amount before withdrawing the money. The rule applies to the whole sum on player’s account, regardless of whether it’s a bonus money, winnings or recently deposited amount.

In “City Club Casino”, a player always has a right to withdraw the money. There are some limitations, however, on withdrawals of money that was won by using a bonus. Nevertheless, if a player deposits $200, then loses $10 and decides to withdraw the remaining balance - $190, the system allow to do so. (In order to fully understand the rules that apply to withdrawals, you should visit “Terms and Conditions” section of “City Club Casino”.)

By the way, there exists two versions of “City Club Casino” on the Internett: The Canadian, and US versions. They differ in home page design, but both offer the same quality Playtech games as well as the same promotions and bonus.

Enjoy your gaming. We would highly appreciate if you come back to our website and write a few-line feedback about your gaming experience.

4/9/2005

Chocolate Fountain in Casino Bellagio

Filed under: — David Folker @ 3:52 pm

From far down Bellagio’s promenade in the luxurious new Spa Tower, a mesmerizing figure entices curious guests with visual splendor and aromatic wafts: jutting out into the main corridor like the prow of a ship is a glass-enclosed, floor-to-ceiling chocolate fountain emerging from Jean-Philippe Patisserie. Displaying a spectacular series of melted chocolate cascades, this first-of-its-kind spectacle is the tallest chocolate fountain in the world.

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4/2/2005

Casino game idea…

Filed under: — David Folker @ 9:50 pm

I have - what I think is a good - idea for a game that could be licensed to casinos world-wide…but don’t know where to begin with the process. Is there anyone out there that could point me to a starting point or a company that might be able to help me?

http://www.casino-folk.com/archives/2005/04/01/need-information-on-development-and-licensing/

First thing that comes to mind is that you should protect your idea. I don’t mean to patent it, but a specialized lawyer can recommend you a less expensive and less time consuming option.

After that, you can speak with guys from “Bally Gaming and Systems” and negotiate a hefty percentage in payments from the revenue (http://www.ballygaming.com/who/contact_us.asp) .

4/1/2005

NEED INFORMATION ON DEVELOPMENT and LICENSING

Filed under: — terrilynn @ 1:14 am

Licensing a game to casinos holds the potential for big rewards; this I know.

I have - what I think is a good - idea for a game that could be licensed to casinos world-wide…but don’t know where to begin with the process. Is there anyone out there that could point me to a starting point or a company that might be able to help me?

Write me directly with any assistance you can offer.
Please remind me where you found this post…as I have many feelers floating around out there.

terrilynn_kansascity@yahoo.com