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The Game Show Forum => The Big Board => Topic started by: Timsterino on October 13, 2003, 02:18:49 PM
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I thought this was cool. You can play the Price is Right Plinko and Wheel of Fortune slot machines online for free.
Check it out:
http://www.hardrockcasino.com/EntryPoint?a...&gameType=Slots (http://\"http://www.hardrockcasino.com/EntryPoint?action=getFreePlay&gameType=Slots\")
Tim :-)
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It's a little different from the actual slot, but VERY cool nonetheless.
Thanks for the link.
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Okay, so I lost whatever free credits on the Price slots. I went to try the Wheel slot machines and they didn't load any free credits in for me. Anybody know what to do next? Also, I didn't pay attention to how many free credits they started me out with? How many do you get?
Thanks!
Chris
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You can also play it here:
http://www.skybetvegas.com/ (http://\"http://www.skybetvegas.com/\")
Tim
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I shut down Internet Explorer, went back a while later and got another $2K.
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Different type of game, but, since it was mentioned I'll say it. TPIR can be played on gamesville.com. They used to offer $1,000 cash weekly, but I guess they went bust with people "filling the ballot box" full of entries.
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Tried all 3 sites, but none are compatible for Macs. Is there any other site in which Mac users can play?
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[quote name=\'gaubster2\' date=\'Oct 13 2003, 08:53 PM\'] Okay, so I lost whatever free credits on the Price slots. I went to try the Wheel slot machines and they didn't load any free credits in for me. Anybody know what to do next? Also, I didn't pay attention to how many free credits they started me out with? How many do you get?
Thanks!
Chris [/quote]
Clear your temporary internet files
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Hardrock worked just fine on my Mac. Are you 9.x or 10?
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That was a lot of fun. I managed to get a Double Showcase Win in the Showcase bonus game on TPiR.
I didn't like the WoF bonus game as much, though.
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[quote name=\'DrBear\' date=\'Oct 13 2003, 08:56 PM\'] I shut down Internet Explorer, went back a while later and got another $2K. [/quote]
Thanks! I guess I was just impatient. Tried it again and it worked this time.
Chris
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Is there anyplace where these games can be downloaded for offline play?
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[quote name=\'Clay Zambo\' date=\'Oct 14 2003, 08:28 AM\'] Hardrock worked just fine on my Mac. Are you 9.x or 10? [/quote]
As of now, I'm on 9.2.2.
Haven't had the time or patience yet to go X.
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[quote name=\'TimK2003\' date=\'Oct 16 2003, 07:54 PM\'] [quote name=\'Clay Zambo\' date=\'Oct 14 2003, 08:28 AM\'] Hardrock worked just fine on my Mac. Are you 9.x or 10? [/quote]
As of now, I'm on 9.2.2.
Haven't had the time or patience yet to go X. [/quote]
Nor I--I'm at 9.2.2, too, and both games play nicely for me. Must be some other conflict or missing-software issue. Sorry.
While they're both fun enough (as slots go), I can't help thinking that the (free) online version is looser than the machines would be in a real casino, or that the paid versions would be online.
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[quote name=\'Clay Zambo\' date=\'Oct 17 2003, 10:56 AM\'] While they're both fun enough (as slots go), I can't help thinking that the (free) online version is looser than the machines would be in a real casino, or that the paid versions would be online. [/quote]
The rules on both of the online games say they pay back 96%. If the games in casinos are 25-cent games or smaller, they probably are tighter; I've never seen 97% on anything less than a dollar machine, although I haven't been in Nevada in a number of years. (I think the non-free online version is also 96%, but I never play online slots for cash - there's just no way of verifying how fair the games are.)