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Revolver's Irish slot Te London-based games studio's latest slot combines colourful, detailed art with jolly Irish audio design for a fun filled experience that gives players multiple chances at winning one of Lucky’s massive Pots of Gold.
Te highly volatile five-reel, 25-line game features a substituting wild symbol, four high pay symbols, four low paying suit symbols, five treasure pot Scatter symbols that initiates the Re-Spin Bonus, and a paying Scatter symbol that initiates the Free Spins Bonus.
Landing the black pot of gold coins in the first and third reels will begin the chase! Watch the fifth reel for any colour pot to land. Tis will initiate the enthralling Re-Spin Bonus game. Te Grand (Red), Major (Blue), Maxi (Green) or Mini (Violet) Pots of gold coins will determine which level of Jackpot win is up for grabs in the Re-Spin Bonus.
Inside this bonus, Lucky the Leprechaun presents players with three turns to collect prize pots. Collect the maximum number of pot prizes to reach the Progressive Jackpot at the top of the stack. Each time a pot prize is received, the number of turns is retained. Players lose a turn when no pot prize is received. If the Jackpot prize at the top of the stack is not reached, the prize sum of all collected pots is still awarded!
Reach the Jackpot and players score big by winning
PeerGaming: can social betting reach its potential?
PeerGaming is a social game designer and inventor with plans to join forces with a betting software provider to supply gaming operators with novel and established social betting products. Te company has designed and developed a novel social betting game, X-League.
As long as fixed-odds wagering has existed, creatives have tried to disrupt it with their imagination. Tink Pari-mutuel, Exchange, or even Daily Fantasy form of wagering. While these products have taken various forms, they are crowd-powered bets, which may be regarded as social betting products. And there are two main kinds of people in the social betting space today.
Te first set believes that a social betting product will someday replace fixed-odds sportsbooks. Te second group of people has been propelled into conflict with their kind to circumvent legislation that could limit their potential.
Since the advent of Pierre Oller, the Father of Pari- mutuel, social betting architects have threatened to disrupt traditional bookmakers to their detriment. Perhaps the only way crowd-powered
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double the sum of all pot prizes, plus the Progressive Jackpot award. Landing three large Coin Scatter symbols and watch the moon light up the valley at night to enter the Free Spins Bonus.
Landing any Coin Scatter symbol again during Free Spins and an additional Free Spin is awarded whilst two black pots and one of the coloured Pot symbols for another chance to enter the Free Spins’ Re-Spin Bonus where players will be given a one-time chance at being awarded an additional number of Re-Spins - if no turns remain and the jackpot has not been reached yet.
Carefully engineered and optimised with the best possible balance between entertainment, quality, size and performance, Rainbow Stacks provides players with buckets of fun and a seamless experience.
contests like Exchange and Daily Fantasy would completely overcome their present liquidity drawbacks and reach their full potential is by embracing an intensive distribution strategy with the support of multiple traditional bookmakers.
Furthermore, this is a strategy that Powerball, a variant of Pari-Mutuel wagering, employs with retailers to gain tremendous contest liquidity pools.
A NOVEL SOCIAL BETTING PRODUCT At PeerGaming, a US-based startup, a novel social
betting game has been designed and developed with a patent pending. X-League was born out of the need to hedge parlays with a social betting game where only the total value of the odds you win matters to be in a prize-paying position.
Suppose you enter a 10-leg picks into an X- League contest and use the same selections to place a sportsbook parlay bet. If you lose your parlay bet, you can still count on your winning odds to put you in a prize-paying position on X- League, and if you win all your selections, the cash reward from both platforms might be too much for you to handle.
PeerGaming intends to offer trustworthy operators an extensive portfolio of social betting games that would boost their earnings through commissions on entries supplied into our centralised contest pools.
StylGame returns to G2E
with new Player Hub Based both in Italy and the USA, StylGame specialises in designing and manufacturing innovative products for the gaming and the casino industry. StylGame will be back at G2E in Las Vegas showcasing its products and technology on booth 2430 and at the booth of SuzoHapp, the company's main distributor in the United States.
StylGame has put the player at the centre of its goals through focusing on its Player Hub. “We are proud of Player Hub, an innovative concept which overcomes the old way of thinking the production of equipment for the gaming industry,” explains Luigi Iulita, CEO.
The innovative concept, which has also been scientifically demonstrated and validated by the University of Udine in Italy, entails that if the player is able to fully enjoy himself while playing, she/he will extend her/his gaming time. Scientific research has also highlighted that possible pathologies might affect the player’s body, if the configuration of the Player Hub is not applied.
Player Hub could probably be simplified with the word “comfort”; “comfort”, however, is not a simple concept, when applied to “Player Hub”. As a matter of fact, the comfort we are referring to gatherers various elements together, such as the ergonomic cabinet, the slot base, the seat, accessories and devices.
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