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I went back to the video slots at an RTG casino tonight and tried something fitting for the evening with “Warlock’s Spell” and was sorely disappointed.  This was a terrible game, and I really did not enjoy it at all.  First, the basics…it was a standard 5×20line slot game with bets ranging from $0.01 - $5.00.  I went with the max bet as usual, and began playing.  For 20 minutes straight, I was on a losing streak.  It seemed like for spin after spin I would get nothing, not even the smallest payout.  Then I would get one here and there.  Overall both the win frequency and payout values were abysmal to say the least, I was ready to quit when the feature game triggered.  When three or more spell books appear in any reels a free spin game is triggered.  You must pick out of 6 “potion” ingredients until you get the correct one.  Depending on if you get it right the first time, or the sixth time, you will get 100, 25, 20, 15, 10, or 8 free spins.  I wound up with 15, and after several wins in the free spin round (all prizes were tripled), I wound up $100 in the black, rather impressive that my entire losses were gained back in one bonus round.  Still, that didn’t change my opinion of the game, it was really boring, the graphics were very dull, and the overall feel was very…blah is the only word that comes to mind.  Don’t waste your time with this game, or if you really really want to, set the autospin to run, and go play something else.

So tonight during halftime, since I hate the halftime shows, I hopped on and tried a slots game called “Golden Retriever.”  I have a dog, so I thought it would be fun.  It was just as cheezy as I expected.  The icons ranged from the standard 9-A, along with diamond bones, jeweled collars, and dog bowls.  The music was absent, and the effects and sounds were pretty standard for this particular RTG casino.  The game is a 5 line x 20 reel slot, with bets ranging from $0.01 - $5.00, so naturally I went with the max bet.  I started out on a pretty steady fall, loosing about $2K pretty quickly.  There was a bonus feature, which I triggered once, and it was this game’s only saving grace.  Three diamond bones, preceded by a pretty generic suspense effect, anywhere on the field will trigger 10 free spins, which are then multiplied by a factor dug up at the end by the retreiver.  The multiplier can be 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, or 20x….I hit the 3x.  My total winnings off the bonus round was around $4200, which after a few more minutes of play, ended my night roughly $1500 in the black.  Overall, the game was enjoyable, and it was cute, but it didn’t seem to pay well, and the wins were pretty few and far between, with very few quality wins.  I wouldn’t go back to play this game, but if your a real dog lover, then you could do to burn a couple minutes hoping for the free game feature.

Tonight I tried something a little outside of the box with an RTG card game called “Pontoon.”  I’d never heard of the game before, so I was intrigued to find out how it was.  It turns out that Pontoon is a blackjack-esque game, with very similar rules, there are just a few alterations.  The main points are there are two hands that payout 2 to 1, those are Pontoon, and a Five Card Trick.   The Pontoon is a two-card 21, any hand of three or more adding up to 21 is not a Pontoon.  This is the highest ranked hand.  The Five Card Trick is achieved by having five cards totalling 21 or less, making it the second ranked hand.  Any other wins over the dealer payout even.  I played this game for a good 25 minutes, and I was having a ball, I really enjoyed the layout and gameplay.  The layout was a classic casino table style, it gave you the feel of an isolated table in a dark room, just you and the dealer, it’s a nice feel for the game.  The gameplay was very smooth, and the animation was very fluid, with very little distracting music or noises, just the right amount of effect.  I was very impressed with those two facets of the game.  However, since I don’t really know what I’m doing when it comes to a blackjack game, especially knowing when to bet and when to just stay, I was bleeding chips.  The max bet was $250, so why not bet the max, well, $8000 later I finished up.  For someone that knows a little more about what their doing, this game would be a nice spinoff of a classic casino game.

Tonight I played an RTG game called “Medal Tally”, which is an olympic-game themed video slot.  The layout is generic for a 5×25 slot game, and the background and images are pretty unexciting.  There isn’t really any good music or effects to keep you engaged, so it is very easy to get bored, as I did.  Also, something I found strange, there were no options to change my wagers.  I was playing for funny money, as always, and noticed that my bet was static.  I’m not sure how that works, but it is the first time I ran into that issue.  The wagering system did appear to be standard ($0.01 - $1.00 per line).  As for gameplay, it was much like the looks, unexciting and quickly boring.  I had a few wins before I ducked out, but even with my bets set at $1.00 per spin, I ended up $50 in the hole.  There is a free game feature wich is triggered by the appearance of, get this, “Feature”…very creative…5 of them will yield 20 spins, 4 yields 15, and 3 gives 10 spins.  I want to reiterate how boring the gameplay was on this game, I played for about 10 minutes, and during about half of that I zoned out and was just clicking spin, so I don’t really know what happened, other than it took my funny money.  Save your time, and skip over this game, it is definitely not worth a visit.

Tonight I tried out an RTG slots game called “Crazy Vegas” which turned out to be a pretty typical game, nothing really special. The game layout and design was cheesy, sort of like a lounge lizard type of feel, very Vegas. It is a typical 5×20 slot game, with bets from $0.01-$5.00 for a $100.00 max bet. There are a couple of bonus features to the game. First, there is a scatter multiplier, which if triggered by 3, 4, or 5 scatter symbols will payout a 5/20/.100 multiplier, respectively. The second is a free spin feature, triggered by three free spin chips in reels 2, 3, and 4. The first two chips flip and sum to reveal the number of free spins and the third reveals the feature multiplier. I hit this twice, and the payout was pretty respectable, ~$1000 for each game. The last was a feature called Big Bonus, which was triggered by a Big Bonus icon on the first and last reel, which opened a minigame feature. On this minigame, there are two reels, and inner and outer; the outer reel spins one direction and picks the base value, and the inner spins the opposite direction and picks the multiplier. I picked up a $6000 win on that game. Overall, the game was pretty generic but the payouts were pretty nice. I ended up only $600 up, but at certain points I was as far as $4500 in the black, so big wins are certainly doable on this game.

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Well, after a prolonged hiatus, I am back with a vengeance, and I got it started off on a different note with “Lucky 8’s”, a scratch card game from an RTG casino.  This was an Irish themed game, centered around a leprechaun, naturally, and his pot o’ gold.  The graphics are cute and kitschy, the kind of thing that would catch your eye at a convenience store rack.  The way the game is played is you select your bet amount, ranging from $1.00 to $10.00, then play and scratch, just that easy.  There are two sets of scratchers, one has two numbers, the Lucky numbers, that you must match to win, if you make a match you win the prize (bet multiplier or free game), and you can win as many times as you match.  The other ways to win are to uncover a Lucky 8 or a Horseshoe, both of which carry the same type of prizes.  The gameplay goes pretty quick, as you would imagine, and the payout frequency was pretty high, probably one is every three games I won a prize, and whenever you win you are guaranteed t at least make back your bet with a free card or 1x multiplier!  After about 10 minutes of playing, I found myself up around $400, which was pretty good for playing a $10 scratcher, and I only had one really big win, which was about $300.  It was pretty mindless, and took even less effort than a slot to play, but the payout was worth it, so I would highly recommend this game as a respite from the constant spinning of the slot reels.

Tonight I ventured back into a Microgaming casino and tried a game called “Big Kahuna – Snakes and Ladders.” This turned out to be a very island-themed game, where many of the icons were tropical fruits, or monkeys, etc. The music was okay, somewhat tropical, but it didn’t help the gameplay. I only played for about 15 minutes until I had enough of losing money. The game is a 5×15 slot with up to 20 coins bet per line, with a bet from $0.01 - $0.25, allowing a $75.00 max bet. I played for 15 minutes on the max bet, and ended up down almost $2000, which was plenty of a loss for me. There is supposed to be both a free spin bonus, and a quest bonus. The quest comes with three snake icons, in the 1^st, 3^rd, and 5^th reels, I never hit that. I never fully understood what triggered the free spin feature after reading the information, but I hit it once and picked up 5 free spins. That saved the game a little, as it was a decent payoff, but the standard gameplay payoffs were very inconsistent. Not to mention the game was terribly laggy and couldn’t keep up. The slot motion was pretty smooth, but the act of spinning, or transitioning between wagers was very slow. Overall I was really displeased with this game, as I was amped up for a pretty good game tonight, only to be let down, once again.

So after a long weekend vacation I’m back, and with something a little different this time. I tried out a game called French Roulette Gold at a Microgaming casino tonight. This game was pretty fun, I really enjoyed it, and I can’t really say there was anything I didn’t like about it. I’m not going to take the time to layout the rules and how to play roulette, as I never played before this game myself. The in-game instructions do a pretty good job of explaining the game and all of the different betting schemes. I played primarily the neighbor bets and regular outside bets. Basically what that means is I played a 5-number block on the wheel, I picked one main number, then bet on the two numbers to either side. The outside bets are things like red, black, odd, even, or the 1^st, 2^nd, or 3^rd dozen numbers. The game is based on the French rules, where the pockets range from 0-36. The possible wager values are $1 - $50. The aesthetics of the game were really pretty impressive. This particular casino has had issues with lagging gameplay, but this game went off without problem. The betting method was also pretty simple and very easy to get used to quickly. I found it hard to stop playing this game, and being a game of chance, there is always an element of surprise when that wheel turns. I played for about 15 minutes, a little longer than I usually play for, and I finished up almost $2000, which is pretty impressive. I basically stayed in the black the entire time as well. When you play a few numbers like that, if you hit one of them, the payout is 36:1, so it is pretty significant. I was playing primarily $50 or $100 total bets, so when I hit a number I made $260, if I hit the color as well, I made an extra $200. It was a lot of fun, and really easy to recoup a loss if you play the field well.

I would definitely recommend this game, but I would suggest that you plan your betting carefully, make sure to match your colors and even/odd bets with your straight up numbers and you will likely at least break even every time.