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"Back to the Gold Rush"...
Make your way into the saloon, belly up to the bar for a drink then walk the hardwood to your favorite gaming table. Nuthin' fancy - just a good, honest test of Lady Luck and your skill. The 49erCasino struck me as being interested in making my gaming experience as easy and focused on fun as possible. Getting set up took a little time to get through registration and the initial download of games. Once that was done, though, it was all about the cards and having a good time.
Want to chat with other players? You can do that here. New to the Online Casino scene? The "Getting Started" page is very clear. There's a tour for newbies, and they encourage you to use their "practice mode" before paying any money - or, hey, just ante up and play! If you run into any trouble, they've got a toll free customer care number for all your questions.
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| Types of Games: Download card and table games (PC only from what I can tell) and browser-based sports betting. |
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| Sign-Up Process: Easy sign-up process, with a fairly typical form. Some personal information required. |
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| Promotions: They currently offer a $50 monthly bonus when depositing $100, a $20 referral bonus, and daily and monthly random drawings. |
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| User Interface: Straightforward interface with easy to use pop-up menus for games, the cashier, chat, help and settings. Once you've downloaded the games you want, it's fairly quick to change between them. I couldn't figure out where the sports betting was on the website, though that may have been because there weren't any games going on at the time. |
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| Site Design: Casual, Old West feel. Promotions include bonuses and current promotions. |
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| Games: You can use their Upgrade Assistant to download only the games you want to play to your machine. Choose from Blackjack, Caribbean & other types of Poker, Baccarat in the card games section, Craps & two flavors of Roulette, Video Keno, Poker & Slots plus Jackpot games. Game play is very realistic and very smooth - you won't be disappointed. |
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| Sounds: Ongoing commentary is subtle, but can get a bit redundant at times. |
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