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With already over 100 casino games, Omni Casino® and The Sands of the Caribbean® aren’t about to slow down. Just 4 months ago, they both released a slew of games including blackjack variations such as Pontoon and Super Fun 21, classic favorites such as Solitaire and Casino War, and new slots machines.
Well starting this month, they’re proud to announce the release of 14 new slot games. These new and exciting titles include 5 brand new 20-Line Slots: (Treasure of Isis, Around the World, Masquerade Ball, Daily Horoscope, Reel Renovations)
– 3 brand new Next Generation 9-Line Slots: (Mr Rich, Barnyard Boogie, Jade Idol),
– 3 Next Generation 20-Line Slots: (Emerald Isla, Congo Bongo, Haunted House),
– A brand new 9-Line Millionaire’s Club Slot
– 2 new Scratch Card games (High Fashion, Money Farm).
Get those new slots’ games SEO’s on your sites to gain some nice targeted traffic for people looking for the new slots games!
Regards,
Awesome! I’m glad that these casinos are starting to add a ton of games, it was sorely needed.
Good job. More promotion from me….
Can I get game information?? Prepare my sites in advance?
Thanks!
kw
kwblue,
The game information is listed here, broken down by 9-line and 20-line slots:
http://www.carsands.com/game_previews/game_previews_slots.asp
The scratch games are listed here:
http://www.carsands.com/game_previews/game_previews_other.asp
Thanks,
I really meant more in-depth info. For example, when MG comes out with new slots I can get the complete rundown including screenshots, payout percentage, volatility, etc..
I’ll try and find that information you are requesting. What exactly do you mean by volatility in regards to the new slot games?
By volatility, I mean that some slots are more volatile than others, i.e., some slots hit frequency and at lower amounts, but let you play for a long time… Other slots hit much less frequently at larger amounts, but without a big bankroll a player could lose their ass quickly.
kw
Thanks!
How is volatility measured and expressed?
