Showing posts with label Poker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poker. Show all posts

Tuesday, 14 May 2019

Casino Players: Devil Vs Angel


If a gambler had two tattoos - one on each shoulder - the pessimist would probably suggest a devil while the optimist would have their sights on an angel, both whispering words of wisdom. ''Keep that ace up your sleeve''. 

There are so many forms of gambling: horseracing, the stock market, lottery, casino... 

You name it.  The big question for many is where to bet. That's where Codeta Casino come into play. 

Assessing whether gambling is a good idea relates to one major factor: whether you are a winner or a loser. That point varies from one person to the next. Because even though many puritans suggest that gambling is an offensive word, there are many punters who make their betting pay. 

The first time I went to a casino made of bricks and mortar was at the Grosvenor Casino Great Yarmouth. To be honest, it was a brilliant evening. I managed to win a few quid in the process. I would recommend the experience to anyone. As long as you bet what you can afford to lose you will leave with a smile on your face and not losing your shirt. Far too chilly over this winter period to be half naked on the Norfolk Broads. 

However, joking aside, it's an opportunity to celebrate a special occasion. If you turn up on your birthday month, you'll get a free drink, a handful of free chips to bet and even a birthday cake if you ask nicely. 

The razzamatazz of traditional casino is all good and well but sometimes you just want to bet from the comfort of your home. That's where online casinos come into play. 

Take a look at Codeta Casino because it is a touch different from the avergae online experience. I've just looked and surprised.  

Codeta Casino Review:

Dealers:

Male and female dealers: young, attractive, dressed smartly.

Quote: ''All the dealers at Codeta live casino are good looking young men and women who appear to be in their 20s. 3 of the dealers were Eastern European, while Jake – the dealer for the London Roulette game – was a young English guy who sounded like he was perhaps from Essex. The background for the London Roulette game was very much like an upmarket European casino – ie the sort of thing you might expect to find in the Ritz in London.


The dress code is standard real-world casino, with each dealer, dressed appropriately for if they were in an upmarket casino in a hotel or on a cruise ship. Hands are well-manicured and certainly, there were no physical blemishes on display that could distract you from the gameplay.''

Dealer's Interactivity:

You will find the dealers personable and friendly.

Quote: ''As with many other online live casinos, you can hear other table games being played in the background – especially during the card games. This doesn’t put you off, though, and actually adds to the feeling that you’re taking part in a real-life casino scenario.''

Codeta Casino Technology:

Decent quality and speed of games. 

Codeta Casino Games:

Roulette, blackjack, poker etc...

Bonus/Offer

10% Top-up/Cashback on losses



Thursday, 31 December 2015

The Evolution of Today's Casino


From the Ancient Greeks to this modern day, gambling as a form of entertainment is hugely popular. 

What is your favourite bet? Craps, roulette, baccarat, blackjack, slots, poker... 

Did you know the first European gambling house was called the Ridetto (Italian for The private Room), in the wing of the San Moise Palace. It was established in Venice, Italy, in 1638 by the Great Council, which controlled gambling during the carnival season. 

Although it was open to all, due to the high stakes and formal dress code only nobles could afford to play at the casino's tables. A bizarre dress code stipulated gamblers needed to be anonymous wearing a three-cornered hat and mask in order to play. 

The modern-day casino become big business across the world. Significant sites include Monte Carlo, Monaco, enjoyed by well-off visitors. In fact it has been featured in a film and song named The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo

Few countries come close to the United States with over 900 casinos, the largest number in the world. The most well known of them being Las Vegas. Not surprising, this metropolitan area located in the Southern part of the U.S. state of Nevada has become synonymous with gambling although a large number of the original population come from Hawaii and known to them as the ''ninth island''. 

The Las Vegas Strip is a place known for unbelievable stories of winning and losing. This story caught the eye: Las Vegas cabbie find $300,000 in backseat, returns it to poker player

Did you know that in 2009 the Las Vegas Strip had an annual revenue of $5.550 billion? 

Topping next biggest Atlantic City. 

I wonder if you know which games returned the biggest revenue? In 2009, Las Vegas Strip gaming revenue detailed these top earners:


  • Slots ($2.8 billion)
  • Baccarat
  • Twenty-one
  • Roulette
  • Craps
  • Poker        

The Bellagio casino, owned by MGM took over $1 billion in revenue in 2009 although this was topped by previous years mainly due to the impact from online gambling. 

1994 marked a historic moment for online gambling when the Caribbean nation of Antigua and Barbuda passed the Free Trade & Processing Act, which allowed licences to be granted to organizations applying to open online casinos. In the late 1990s, online gambling grew in popularity although from very humble beginnings. 

''Did you know that in 1996 there were just 15 internet gambling websites?'' 

Gambling has become one of the most popular and lucrative business present on the internet. In fact, in 2007, the UK gambling achieved a turnover of £84 billion according to the UK Gambling Commission.   

Companies such as Netbet casino feature a wealth of betting opportunities: Jackpot, Slots, Roulette, Video Poker, Blackjack to name a few. 

Take your gambling to the next level.