Thursday, February 02, 2006
MummysGold.com - Mummy's Gold Casino - The 5-Coin Ladder Sessions
I tried out Mummy's Gold for my second set of Ladder experiments. Mummy's Gold had a nice layout with around 100 slot machines to choose from. Among the list were quite a few of the classics slots games, while I found a few of the fresher models in the mix.
The system I'm playing is John Patrick's Ladder 5-coin method.
The five coin system should not be confused with the 3-coin system I played the other day. Many novices will confuse the two.
I understand if you do.
I mean, the two systems are surprisingly similar. Each involves a betting "ladder", as John Patrick likes to term it.
You move up and down the ladder, according to your success on any given pull. If you fall to the bottom of the ladder and stay there too long, the session ends.
So what is the difference in the 5-coin and 3-coin methods.
In the 5 coin, your maximum bet is 5 coins. In the 3 coin, your maximum bet is 3 coins. I know that can get confusing for those who are new to slots.
We'll be playing five different slot machines today. I've chosen a wide array of games, taking care to choose only slots with up to 5 coin options.
The games I'll be playing are Tomb Raider, Spring Break, Skull Duggery, Big Kahuna and Secret Admirer.
I know it's a little lame playing a game called Secret Admirer, but I was looking for a game with 5 coin options and got tired of looking through the selections. I had hoped it would have depictions of women getting dressed in silhouette in top floor windows, but no such luck.
There were only bottles of perfume and lame stuff like that.
So cut out the snickering, damn you.
The system I'm playing is John Patrick's Ladder 5-coin method.
The five coin system should not be confused with the 3-coin system I played the other day. Many novices will confuse the two.
I understand if you do.
I mean, the two systems are surprisingly similar. Each involves a betting "ladder", as John Patrick likes to term it.
You move up and down the ladder, according to your success on any given pull. If you fall to the bottom of the ladder and stay there too long, the session ends.
So what is the difference in the 5-coin and 3-coin methods.
In the 5 coin, your maximum bet is 5 coins. In the 3 coin, your maximum bet is 3 coins. I know that can get confusing for those who are new to slots.
We'll be playing five different slot machines today. I've chosen a wide array of games, taking care to choose only slots with up to 5 coin options.
The games I'll be playing are Tomb Raider, Spring Break, Skull Duggery, Big Kahuna and Secret Admirer.
I know it's a little lame playing a game called Secret Admirer, but I was looking for a game with 5 coin options and got tired of looking through the selections. I had hoped it would have depictions of women getting dressed in silhouette in top floor windows, but no such luck.
There were only bottles of perfume and lame stuff like that.
So cut out the snickering, damn you.
