How Do I Win at 3-card poker?

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3-card-pokerIt’s not hard to understand why so many poker fans like to play 3-card poker. Not only is it fast-paced, but also it’s far easier to grasp than other poker games like Texas Hold’em. If you’ve been trying to master the art of winning at Caesars Casino 3-card poker, you’ll be pleased to hear that the strategies and secrets of success are nice and straightforward. Today we take a look at the best playing strategies, so that next time you’re playing online, your chances of victory will be increased.

Strategy against the dealer

The best way to proceed when playing against the dealer is to raise the wager or make the play with any hand of queen-6-4 or better. Some choose to employ a strategy of queens or higher, but we find that both approaches produce similar results. Pay attention and you’ll notice that the dealer plays the queens or higher strategy – so why not play him at his own game? In practice, this strategy means playing any pair or higher, king or ace high, queen high when your second card is a seven or higher, and queen high when your second card is six or higher and your third is four or higher. Only playing these specific hands means you’ll also have to learn to execute patience. There will be a lot of hands that you simply have to fold.

Strategy for Pair Plus

In order to open yourself up to winning big at 3-card poker, you’ll need to utilise the pairs plus bet. One of the most common wager strategies is to play both ante and pair plus wagers for equal amounts, or alternatively, for one of the ante or the pair plus wagers to be double the amount of the other one. We recommend placing 100 percent of your total bet on the ante, as this is where the lowest house edge is, and where you’ll have more chance of coming out ahead.

Strategy for your bankroll

Other useful strategies that will help you with your game mostly revolve around how to manage your bankroll and your money. Try your best to preserve your betting bank for as long as possible. Remember, more money means more games, and more games means more chances to hit those three cards that will see you win big! Always remain vigilant of how much you’ve won or lost in each sitting, and withdraw or put aside small amounts when you’re on a winning streak.

Follow these top tips and 3-card poker victory awaits you online – mark our

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Best Big Screen Reboots in 2017

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The Power Rangers movie will be among the Best Big Screen Reboots in 2017
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Movie fans like David Berkowitz Chicago agree that this is going to be a great year for reboots! Look for some of your favorites from the small screen to make their debuts at the cinema in the coming, and for some great novels to be adapted to reach new audiences. Check out some of our favorites:

Beauty and the Beast

After the success of live action adaptations like The Jungle Book, Alice and Wonderland and Maleficent, this animated classic is redone, starring Emma Watson as Belle, Dan Stevens and The Beast, Luke Evans as Gaston and Ewan McGregor as Lumière.

Alien Covenant

Starring Michael Fassbender Noomi Rapace, Billy Crudup, Katherine Watterston and Danny McBride, this sequel to the prequel reboot of the Alien series, picks up after the events of Prometheus. It follows the story of a new colony ship, the Covenant, which stumbles upon the only survivor of the Prometheus expedition – a synthetic named David (Michael Fassbender).

Power Rangers

This is the third Power Rangers movie, but it is being touted as a reimagining of the originals. The film explores how five teenagers – Zack, Kimberly, Billy, Trini and Jason – are transformed into the Power Rangers, determined to save the world from an alien invasion. The young stars will surely become household names, joined by some favorites, including Bryan Cranston as the Power Rangers’ mentor and Elizabeth Banks as Rita Repulsa, the alien leader.

Smurfs: the Lost Village

Gargamel, Smurfette, Brainy and the other Smurfs set off on a new adventure in this computer animated retake on the comic book series. Starring Demi Lovato, Mandy Patinkin, Joe Manganiello and Rainn Wilson, this story follows the gang off an an adventure through the Forbidden forest in search of a lost village.

War for the Planet of the Apes

Starring Andy Serkis as Caesar, Judy Greer as Cornelia, and Karin Konoval as Maurice, his sequel to the reboot prequel of the original Planet of the Apes films continues to explore the rise of the apes and mankind’s downfall. Following the events of the Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, the film follows Ape-leader Caesar in his battle with humanity. Starring Andy Serkis as Caesar, Judy Greer as Cornelia, and Karin Konoval as Maurice.

Wonder Woman

Gad Gadot puts on the star-spangled short-shorts after some casting controversy – you are sure to enjoy this reboot of the TV classic about an Amazon princess and warrior determined to stop war in world beyond her island.

The Mummy

Tom Cruise stars in this reboot of the original Mummy trilogy with Brendan Fraser. This entertaining story is said to be completely separate from the original version, based on a new interpretation of the backstory – it revolves around an ancient queen who awakes in the present day looking to settle old scores. Also stars Annabelle Wallis, Sofia Boutella and Russell Crowe.

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Where Did Dance Music Come From and Where Is it Going?

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Where Did Dance Music Come From, anyway?
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House is a popular style of music that some say was developed in 1981 in Chicago. The music was designed to help people escape from gang and street life, settling the untampered consciousness of youths. They were able to mingle with likeminded peers, while also dancing away their troubles. If you attend music college, you will generally learn quite a lot about this part of music history. where did dance music come from? In this post, we will give you a brief taste of its past, and its path towards the future.

The Evolution of Dance Music

Then, there was techno music, which was developed in the early 1990s in Detroit. It is believed that this stemmed from the fact that new sounds, patterns, and textures were developing on a global scale. Techno was its natural progression. Electronic sounds become more unique, and new electronic instruments and devices were being developed. The song’s heartbeat was suddenly down to kick and snare, and the bass was now a backbone of the song. The melody was created by the synthesizer, bringing people to club doors and getting them to have fun dancing the night away.

There are have been many different styles and genres that are all part of dance music. This includes techno, dee house, electro house, megabeat, funky house, disco house, techo, garage, electronica, industrial, trance, underground, minimal techno, ambient, and so on.

We see this type of music as something modern, but it was actually heavily influenced by bands from the 60s. You may not have hear of The Tornados, but their song, Telstar, released in 1962, was arguably the first techno-pop ever created. It also become a number on hit. In the song, the main instrument was the clavioline, which is quite similar to the electric keyboard. The Tornados were a British group and the first ever to score a US number one hit. Intended as a novelty to consider space age, they actually created something that evolved the world of music.

Since The Tornados, many remixers and DJs have emerged on the scene, creating a whole new futuristic sound. Remixing beats and cuts, DJs have created a range of songs, many of them turning into number one hits. At the same time, they have ensured the music industry started to listen to them, competing with each other and against each other for domination of the music scene.

It has to be said that, today, there isn’t a single, standalone genre or sound anymore. They are all influenced by each other, by cultures, and more. Even creator of music has a unique imagination, adding little bits of themselves to things that already exist. It is very rare for a true groundbreaker to come along, like Kraftwerk and The Tornados, but when they do, they change everything.

The reality is also that today’s groundbreaker is probably already in the studio right now, or at least in their own bedroom trying to make something new. We don’t know what it is yet, we don’t know what it will be influenced by, but we do know that it is out there.

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It’s Your Choice for Online Entertainment – or Is It?

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Do you have a choice when it comes to Online Entertainment?

When it comes to entertainment, there are an insane variety of options you can choose from. And most of them will cost you money, either in the form of fees you pay to consume them or as advertising you’ll have to endure in the process. But not all forms of entertainment are created equal. Some of them, like real money online gaming, are not as well-seen by society than others. Millions of people around the world are restricted from accessing their games of choice, not allowed to play the slot machines vailable at All Jackpots, even if their land-based gaming industry thrives. Which is not fair, if you ask me.

Rules and regulations

Europe, as well as many other countries around the world, have chosen to regulate the online gambling industry. Residents of most European countries can play without restrictions at the All Jackpots Online Casino – provided they are of legal age (18 or older in most countries). Operators, in turn, are required to obtain a license to offer their services to the public. The above-mentioned All Jackpots Casino runs under a license issued by the MGA (Malta Gaming Authority), a very strict one that regulates player access, game fairness, security, privacy, and anti-money laundering measures, too. This offers All Jackpots players access to their favorite games on any device they might own, and peace of mind, too.

State monopolies

Some countries allow online gambling, but only for certain companies. In Canada, for example, state lotteries are the only companies that are allowed to offer real money online gambling services to their players. Unfortunately, not all Canadians can legally play at these gaming destinations – they are available to the residents of their own provinces only. And, since not all provinces’ lotteries have decided to open their own online casinos, Canadians are still almost forced to rely on offshore operators to be able to play their favorite games.

Restrictive laws

In Australia, only sports betting is allowed over the internet – and the services can only be offered by companies based in the country. Thus, major international operations had no choice but to acquire Australian companies to be able to enter the market. When it comes to casino games, the laws are clear: it’s forbidden to offer and promote online gambling services to Australians. But, as they like to play the pokies, Aussie players need to rely on offshore operators to get their fix.

In the US, there is no law that expressly forbids online casino games – but money transactions to and from real money gaming venues outside the country are restricted. There are just a handful of states that regulate online gambling – Delaware, Nevada, and New Jersey. Although there are several other states discussing the legalization of the industry, little to no progress was made in the area in the last five years.

It’s time for a change

Science has already had its say on online gambling years ago, stating that it’s not as evil as its opponents would like it to sound. Still, the industry is in a regulatory limbo, balancing on the thin line that’s known as the “gray zone”. A comprehensive, global regulation of online gambling could allow people to choose their preferred form of online entertainment, at the operator of their choice, but it might harm some interests, which is possibly the explanation for the long debate over its viability.

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