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Samsung Galaxy S III: 9m pre-orders

admin — Sun, 20 May 2012 07:54:10 +0000

Samsung Galaxy S III: 9m pre-orders
Samsung is looking forward to another major Android success Theres some good news for Samsung when it comes to its new S III device, which is due to come out at the end of this month. According to the Korea Economic Daily (via Reuters), 9 million pre-orders have been notched up over a hundred carriers across the globe. The papers source was an anonymous Samsung official, who also stated that the firms smartphone factory in South Korea was running full tilt to get as many S IIIs out as it could. The full output being 5 million units per month, apparently. Samsung has acknowledged that the new S III will contribute in a big way to its earnings this quarter, but didnt comment on the estimate of pre-orders. The Galaxy range has really blazed with some huge sales figures that have helped propel Samsung not only to the top of the smartphone world, but the company is now officially the biggest overall mobile vendor (including feature phones). The latest Gartner figures for Q1 2012 showed Samsung displaced Nokia at the top with a 20.7 per cent mobile market share. Nokia had been top mobile vendor since 1998. The S III comes with a 1.4GHz quad-core Exynos 4 processor, and has a 4.8 inch Super AMOLED 720p display. The handset also boasts dual cameras, the main one an 8 megapixel affair with a zero-lag shutter, NFC technology, and voice plus motion control capabilities. Sales are, without a doubt, going to rack up very quickly come the end of May, and the launch of the phone.

Kentucky Derby Betting Odds: Bodemeister The Favorite

admin — Sat, 19 May 2012 20:36:06 +0000

Kentucky Derby Betting Odds: Bodemeister The Favorite
It is for this day, in particular, that Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear has been lobbying to get slot machines at state race tracks. The Kentucky Derby is the most celebrated horse race of the year, and thousands of fans fill the stands hoping to see a glimpse of greatness.Beshear believes that slots would be beneficial to helping the struggling racing industry, and with gamblers packing the grandstand today, Beshear will be reminded of how much revenue could be generated if Churchill Downs offered slot machines like other pari-mutuel facilities are allowed to do around the US.That debate will have to wait for another day. As the horses and their trainers prepare to take center stage for a couple of minutes in American sports later this evening, gamblers are flocking to the ticket window to place their bets on the race. It is Bodemeister that is the betting favorite at 4/1.Bodemeister easily won the Arkansas Derby, giving racing fans a glimpse of what he is capable of. Bodemeister’s stiffest challenge is expected to come from the second choice of odds makers, Union Rags. Bodemeister will break from the sixth post, while Union Rags will run from post four. The middle post does not intimate Union Rags’ trainer Michael Matz.”The horses around him maybe don’t have that much speed, so that pushes us closer to where Bodemeister will be,” said Matz. “It looks like it came up OK. We’ll have to be running from the start.”Other horses expected to make an impact in the derby include Gemotologist at 6/1, Dullahan at 8/1, and Hansen at 10/1. The long shots in the field are Liason, Rousing Sermon, and Optimizer, all at 50/1. There will be twenty horses going to the gate in the Derby, allowing for a first place prize of $1,459,600. The runner-up will win $400,000, and third place will gain a $200,000 prize.The Kentucky Derby starts a seven week stretch where horse racing has the opportunity to make their mark on American sports. After the Derby, the Preakness will be run two weeks from today, and then three weeks after that, the top horses will gather ion New York for the Belmont Stakes. No horse has won the Triple Crown in over 35 years. May 5, 2012Posted By Vincent Tapoglia IIIStaff Editor, CasinoGamblingWeb.comSubmit News!

Why Do You Lose to Online Casinos

admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 19:18:06 +0000

Why Do You Lose to Online Casinos
Have you experienced winning a lot of money in one casino game just to lose them all in your next game? There are many online casino players who do not even get the chance to enjoy their winnings because they lose these all back to the casino. Have you ever wondered why you seem to lose to online casinos almost all of the time? You have probably wondered if it is even possible that you can win against online casinos consistently. Most online casino players wonder, “I have a fairly good strategy, why do I keep losing money?” Admittedly, a good strategy could win you a lot of money. It would have been simpler if you just withdraw your winnings after every game, but if you are like most players, you probably leave your winnings in your casino account after playing. This is where your problems usually start. Usually, online casino players would allow their winnings to accumulate. They will usually set bankroll goals and tell themselves, “I’ll withdraw the money if I already have a thousand bucks.” With a good strategy, they will find themselves slowly adding to their account balance until they finally reached their target amount. But do they withdraw the money? No. Most casino players would usually delay withdrawal of their winnings. Since they believe their strategies are working, they figure they can use their money to win more. Feeling more confident of their skills, most players would then attempt modifications of their strategies and their winnings start to dwindle. They will soon find themselves facing losses and then eventually struggling to get back their losses. This time, they’ll be unsure of their strategies, so they’d usually become careless and eventually lose to online casinos. In truth, there are actually three reasons why many people keep losing their money to online casinos. The primary reason is greed. Despite winning, most players will still find themselves being driven by greed – the desire to win more and more money. They increase their wagers to win more. Unfortunately, they usually end up losing their money. This is why it is advisable for players to place limits to their payout. When they reach the limits, they should immediately stop playing. Although there are games that are largely dependent on the player’s skills, their luck still toys with the outcome of the game. Their winning streak can only hold for so long. They need to know when and how to stop playing. Unfortunately, many players find difficulty controlling themselves and this is the second reason why many online casino players lose their winnings to online casinos. The third reason why online players lose to online casinos is that they have this stubborn and unreasonable belief that they can beat the casino all the time. What they forget is that the games have a built-in house edge. So, it is really impossible to beat the casino at all times. They can exhaust their luck, so players should know when to give up. In summary, many casino players lose their winnings to online casinos not because they lack the skills and strategies but mostly because they are greedy or they do not know when to give up. If you want to win big in online casinos, you need to set limits and you need to stop every time you reach your limit.

2005 New Poker Casinos

admin — Mon, 14 May 2012 05:18:18 +0000

2005 New Poker Casinos
For many years at Casino Watchdogs, the players have ranked the online casinos. Now, the data is avaliable to the public. It is based on which online casino is highly ranked and avaliable by country, which online casino is available by state, and which online casino is avaliable by casino game type.

Gaming in Spain Conference in May

admin — Sun, 13 May 2012 15:18:10 +0000

Gaming in Spain Conference in May
The European online gambling market has undergone changes recently. Not only has Denmark worked hard to regulate their online gambling market so that it offered a fair solution for those who wish to participate in it, but Spain also seems to be following in Denmarks footsteps. There has been much interest in the Spanish online gambling market that is in the process of opening up. The Gaming in Spain Conference 2012 will be held from the 9th to the 10th of May 2012. It will be held in Madrid, Spain at the Palacio de Congresos. This is the second time that this conference will take place. Online gambling licenses have not yet been granted in Spain, and the progress of regulating and legalizing online gambling seems to be in a holding pattern, rather than moving forward as many in the industry would like it to. This conference gives online gambling operators a great opportunity to get together and reconfigure their plans in order to help move things forward with the final step to regulated online gambling in Spain. Leaders in the field can share information regarding the media, legal issues, marketing, and more in order to gain some insight into the developments in the Spanish online gambling world. There will be professionals from across the spectrum of the online gaming world at the conference, and all those who are interested in being involved with the Spanish online gambling market are sure to attend. There will be a number of key figures who will be talking at the conference, such as the Managing Director of Hi-Media Group Spain, Mikel Lekaroz; the Managing Director of TradeDoubler Spain & Portugal, Juan Sevilliano; and the Chief Executive Officer of Antevenio, Joshua Novick, amongst others. The Gaming in Spain conference will be working in collaboration with a number of organizations, including JDigital, paysafecard, Calvin Ayre, PromoMadrid, iGamingBusiness, and more. Related Posts HTML5 Games from Microgaming Microgaming to Sponsor mGaming Awards Antigua and the US and the WTO Rulings Diggin Deep Slot Release from Rival Gaming Online Gambling Legislation Passed In New Jersey Share on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace…

Gaming in Spain Conference in May

admin — Tue, 08 May 2012 10:54:07 +0000

Gaming in Spain Conference in May
The European online gambling market has undergone changes recently. Not only has Denmark worked hard to regulate their online gambling market so that it offered a fair solution for those who wish to participate in it, but Spain also seems to be following in Denmarks footsteps. There has been much interest in the Spanish online gambling market that is in the process of opening up. The Gaming in Spain Conference 2012 will be held from the 9th to the 10th of May 2012. It will be held in Madrid, Spain at the Palacio de Congresos. This is the second time that this conference will take place. Online gambling licenses have not yet been granted in Spain, and the progress of regulating and legalizing online gambling seems to be in a holding pattern, rather than moving forward as many in the industry would like it to. This conference gives online gambling operators a great opportunity to get together and reconfigure their plans in order to help move things forward with the final step to regulated online gambling in Spain. Leaders in the field can share information regarding the media, legal issues, marketing, and more in order to gain some insight into the developments in the Spanish online gambling world. There will be professionals from across the spectrum of the online gaming world at the conference, and all those who are interested in being involved with the Spanish online gambling market are sure to attend. There will be a number of key figures who will be talking at the conference, such as the Managing Director of Hi-Media Group Spain, Mikel Lekaroz; the Managing Director of TradeDoubler Spain & Portugal, Juan Sevilliano; and the Chief Executive Officer of Antevenio, Joshua Novick, amongst others. The Gaming in Spain conference will be working in collaboration with a number of organizations, including JDigital, paysafecard, Calvin Ayre, PromoMadrid, iGamingBusiness, and more. Related Posts Antigua and the US and the WTO Rulings Diggin Deep Slot Release from Rival Gaming Online Gambling Legislation Passed In New Jersey Intertops April Cash Showers William Hill Live Casino Now in Italy Share on Facebook, Twitter, MySpace…

Double Exposure Blackjack

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Double Exposure Blackjack
Home>New Releases & Press>New Casino Games Winward Casino released a new exciting game this month: Double Exposure Blackjack* The game is almost the same as the regular blackjack, except now stakes are much higher! In double exposure blackjack you can increase your bets by doubling your offer, and stand the chance of winning much higher amounts! The main variation is that both the dealers cards are face up, hence the name of the game. the dealer is doubly exposed! This will certainly give you an edge on whether to hit or stand to get as close to a winning 21 hand as possible! Double Exposure Blackjack also allows you to double down on any two cards or after a split, so why not try this fun new game and put a twist on your own blackjack skills! *Please not that this games is only available at Winward Casino download version For more information please visit Winward Casino Release Date: 14 June 2010

New Jersey One Step Closer to a Virtual Atlantic City

admin — Thu, 03 May 2012 17:18:13 +0000

New Jersey One Step Closer to a Virtual Atlantic City
The legislation that will allow people in New Jersey to gamble online at a virtual Atlantic City casino has taken another step forward. The Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee voted 11-0 to advance the proposal. Though unanimous, there were five senators who were concerned that horse tracks were not a part of the legislation. Sen. Raymond Lesniak, D-Union who is the main sponsor of the legislation hopes that online gambling will be running in New Jersey by the fall. He also stated that a deal has not been reach with Gov. Chris Christie as yet. Christie vetoed a similar bill to this last year. Sen. Raymond Lesniak states, What we want to do is get this Internet gaming up and going before the end of the year, hopefully by September, so that New Jersey can be the first in the nation and lead the way. Whats at stake? Money, jobs and prestige. A lobbyist for Interactive Media Entertainment & Gaming Association, Bill Pascrell III, said that the state who establishes online gambling first could become the technology hub for the online gambling industry. Pascrell wants New Jersey to be the hub, We need to create the Silicon Valley of Internet gaming in New Jersey. Money and jobs is another big factor in the push to get online gambling. The state Casino Revenue Fund Advisory Commission consultant quoted by officials has said that online gambling could generate $210 million to $250 million in gross revenue, 1,900 jobs and $46 million to $55 million in tax revenue. Related posts: New Jersey One Step Close to Online Gambling New Jersey Senate Committee Approves Online Gambling Via Atlantic City Casinos New Jersey Online Gambling Bill Passes Step Two Atlantic City Casinos Reject Intrastate Online Gambling Will MGM Mirage Leave Atlantic City? This entry was posted on Monday, April 9th, 2012 at 2:28 pm and is filed under Online Casino News and Information. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

Daily Roundup: Steve Jobs Wanted to Play “Wonka”

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Daily Roundup: Steve Jobs Wanted to Play “Wonka”
Steve Jobs had a secret dream — he wanted to whisk a lucky customer away for a whirlwind “Willy Wonka” tour of the Apple factory — and Ashton Kutcher picked a golden ticket winner of his own to co-star with him in the upcoming Jobs biopic. In other news, Google gave Starcraft fans a special Friday treat, putting a hidden game up on its homepage, and Ikea also tried out a novel promotional tactic, giving away free biodegradable cameras to build buzz for the store’s new furniture collection. Meanwhile, a study revealed ultra-violent Call of Duty video games may not be so bad for children after all. Steve Jobs Wanted to Play Willy Wonka A touching anecdote about Steve Jobs in Ken Segall’s new book “Insanely Simple: The Obsession That Drives Apple’s Success” related how Jobs wanted to surprise the buyer of Apple’s 1 millionth iMac by giving them a Willy Wonka-style tour of Apple’s Cupertino headquarters. Jobs wanted to put a golden ticket in the iMac box. He envisioned flying the lucky buyer to California, refunding the cost of the computer, and greeting them in a tux, giving an Apple fan an unforgettable experience. Unfortunately, the Wonka dream did not fit into California law, so Jobs was unable to fulfill his wish. Google Surprises Gamers With Easter Egg Typing “Zerg Rush” into Google search provides a treat for video game fans, as the search screen transforms into a game, letting users blast away evil aliens from the Starcraft shaped like the letter “O” in Google. This is not the first time Google gave users in the know a special treat, as last year it surprised Internet browsers with a playable version of Pac Man as its homepage logo. But this is the first time it has tied an easter egg to Google+. Google lets users post their scores on Google+, and the novel game may be a roundabout promotional gambit for the search engine giant’s social network, which has yet to gain traction in comparison to Facebook. Steve Wozniak Coming to a Theater New You The role of Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has been cast in the upcoming Ashton Kutcher-led Jobs biopic “Jobs: Get Inspired.” Theater veteran Josh Gad, who recently appeared in the hit Broadway musical “The Book of Mormon,” will play a young Woz. Gad and Kutcher will star in the story of Steve Jobs’ rise to tech super-stardom, focusing on the Apple exec’s tumultuous run from 1970-2000. The origins of Apple will likely feature largely into the film. The upcoming movie will have competition, as another Steve Jobs biopic based on the best-selling biography by Walter Isaacson is also in the works. Ikea Goes Green With Cardboard Digital Camera Ikea introduced a disposable digital camera made almost entirely out of cardboard, made to appeal to eco-conscious customers, as it can be recycled like an ordinary piece of cardboard. The camera, called Knappa, will be given away to select customers to promote Ikea’s new furniture line. The Swedish company does not plan to branch off into electronics in a permanent way. The company’s decision to try to hook customers by giving away green electronics shows consumers may be eager to pair digital technology with environmentally friendly designs. Violent Video Games Have Benefits, Too Bad news for concerned mothers everywhere: a new study reports violent shoot-’em-up games like Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto can train the brain, while less violent puzzle games had no positive effect. The University of Toronto study revealed first person shooter games can enhance players’ visual attention spans, potentially helping their driving abilities. Games like Angry Birds did not have the same impact on cognitive functions. So while violent video games may upset teenagers or their parents due to their content, they may actually improve critical life skills.

Wynn Partnering With Zynga Has Online Gambling Implications

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Wynn Partnering With Zynga Has Online Gambling Implications
The largest land-based casino gaming companies have started to make their move towards the online gambling industry over the past few years. This week, it has been revealed that Wynn Resorts is having discussions about a possible partnership with Zynga, the world’s largest online gaming company.Zynga does not directly allow gambling on their online games, but there are many add-ons that gamers can purchase within each game. In some games, the players can buy credits which can be used for materials needed to create a larger dominance in the game. Other games permit players to buy directly the tools necessary to compete at a high level.Zynga Poker is considered to be one of the most popular online games in the world. The Department of Justice’s decision late last year to reverse a long-standing opinion on Internet gambling has opened the door for individual states to start considering regulating Internet gaming. If that becomes a reality, and it already has in Nevada, then land-based companies want to be in position to capitalize on the law changes.Wynn had a deal in place with PokerStars last year, but when the online poker company was indicted in the US, Steve Wynn ended the relationship. Since then, Wynn has been exploring other possibilities, and a deal with Zynga makes sense, according to analysts.”To partner with a company that has a customer base as large as Zynga is beneficial to any gaming company,” said Gaming Analyst Brad Dawkins. “Either way, it’s a good deal for Wynn. If the laws don’t change, they are in business with the largest online gaming company in the world, and if the US laws do change, they will be in perfect position to have a developer that can set up online casinos.”Several US companies have already started to partner with European-based online gaming companies. For companies such as 888 Holdings, the partnerships with companies already established and with gaming licenses in the US give foreign companies an advantage in gaining a license in the US. Most jurisdictions considering regulating online gambling have already stated that they will only license existing land-based gaming companies. April 20, 2012Posted By Terry GoodwinStaff Editor, CasinoGamblingWeb.comSubmit News!