Cantor Mobile Roulette at The Venetian
April 22nd, 2013 at 4:37:10 AM
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"Mobile Millions" is a variation on the standard game of roulette with two additional side bets and offers players the chance to become a millionaire on five roulette wheels instead of one wheel. Available in $0.25 cent denominations, players have the opportunity to win a progressive jackpot starting at $2,000,000.
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April 22nd, 2013 at 7:12:53 AM
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A 'variation', what does that mean. Is it a slot or what is
it, exactly. The link doesn't say. If its a progressive, it has
to be a slot type game.
it, exactly. The link doesn't say. If its a progressive, it has
to be a slot type game.
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April 22nd, 2013 at 7:25:58 AM
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Quote: FleaStiff"Mobile Millions" is a variation on the standard game of roulette with two additional side bets and offers players the chance to become a millionaire on five roulette wheels instead of one wheel.
Sounds similar to DJTB's game, except with five wheels instead of five spins. I'd be interested to see the full rules. I am still in no mood to go in there to find out myself.
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April 23rd, 2013 at 3:22:03 PM
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Yeah, it does sound similar. Too bad that PR article has no information. At least none about the item being announced. There's plenty about Cantor, Venetian, Palazzo and Grazie....
And nothing but a mention about it on Cantor's website.
And nothing but a mention about it on Cantor's website.
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April 23rd, 2013 at 4:02:16 PM
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Quote: WizardSounds similar to DJTB's game, except with five wheels instead of five spins. I'd be interested to see the full rules. I am still in no mood to go in there to find out myself.
Trop has these mobile games in their Cantor book too. Are they the same devices? I will be down there tomorrow if you want me to see if the rules are there.
April 23rd, 2013 at 5:06:05 PM
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I was searching various sites madly trying to get more specific information but for the moment it seems the only thing to do is get a room at the Venetian and rent a machine from them in order to find out how to play the game. Its disgraceful the way so little information is given and mere public relations guff is accepted as sufficient information.Quote: WizardI'd be interested to see the full rules.
May 24th, 2013 at 5:28:47 AM
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No updates from me or that I've found in the press or websites....
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Anyone actually "been there and done that" recently and can give us the straight dope?
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Anyone actually "been there and done that" recently and can give us the straight dope?
May 25th, 2013 at 12:34:55 PM
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Nope, but when I saw the progressive amount displayed at Venetian earlier this month at something like $2,000,014, I just laughed.
I'd assume the jackpot is hitting all 5 wheels though obviously (where numbers picked for a wheel has to correspond to that wheel). 1 in 79.2M for double zero wheels.
I'd assume the jackpot is hitting all 5 wheels though obviously (where numbers picked for a wheel has to correspond to that wheel). 1 in 79.2M for double zero wheels.
June 4th, 2013 at 10:07:28 AM
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Hey, that is a real good assumption... I just wish Cantor could come up with facts rather than assumptions.Quote: tringlomanethe progressive amount displayed at Venetian earlier this month at something like $2,000,014, I just laughed.
I'd assume the jackpot is hitting all 5 wheels
