Gambler’s Glen

WMS Gaming has just introduced it’s new “WMS sensory imersion gaming technology” with the release of Top Gun. This new gaming system features a Bose 3space surround sound gaming chair as well as 24-bit next generation graphics. WMS plans on releasing new themes for this system every 6-8 months.

Click HERE  for the WMS markiting material describing the Top Gun game in detail.

Click Here for a video presentation of this game.

     IGT has announced a new 5-reel, 30-payline, 300-credit max bet action video slot, based on the The Empire Strikes Back™ movie.

Click HERE to dowload their press kit (in pdf format) describing this new game.

Published: January 12th 1998
Author: Brian Fischer
Minimum Payroll: None

Description: This month we are going to look at a less common Video Poker machine called Deuces Wild. On this machine, two’s are wild and can be used to improve any hand. The drawback to having this advantage is that you need at least three of a kind just to get your money back, and at least a straight flush to get a decent pay out.. These machines offer a “give and take” compared to standard 10’s or better type machines. Because the two’s are wild cards, it is much easier to get really good hands such as a Royal Flush. As you will see, because of the higher percentages of getting high hands, this weeks table will look slightly different than the others.
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Published: 1997
Author: Brian Fischer
Minimum Payroll: None

Description: The return percentage of slot machines varies from casino to casino, so the key for a serious slot player is to find the slots with the highest payback, referred to as the “loose” slots. Here are a few suggestions that may help you locate these elusive loose slots.
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On March 13 2007, the stardust casino was imploded to make way for Boyd Gaming Corp.’s $4.4 billion megaresort Echelon.

The casino opened July 2, 1958, billing itself as the world’s largest resort hotel with 1,032 rooms. It was credited with being Las Vegas’ first mass-market casino, thanks to cheap rates and loss-leading food and drinks.

The Stardust was famous for its 188-foot sign and its mob connections. The Strip institution was the inspiration for the 1995 movie “Casino,” in which Robert De Niro played a character inspired by Frank “Lefty” Rosenthal, who ran the casino-hotel in the mid-1970s.

Watch the implosion below: