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They say practice makes perfect. What about getting your hand into some gambling practice without having to spend any money until you are fully ready to bet that you can win against the House? That’s what the Casino New Brunswick is planning to offer gambling newbies who are looking to try slots before they wager anything. The program is called Learn-To-Play slots and is motst commonly known as the Slots University. There are five new video slots that are free to play. Set up at the main entrance of the casino along Mountain Road, the new offer is expected to draw in more patrons who have zero experience in slots gaming but would not mind learning.
Cameron Uhren, the Chief Operating Officer for Casino New Brunswick, explains that the concept behind the program is to afford new players the chance to familiarize themselves with the machines, how they work, what the winning combinations are without having to spend anything for the trial experience. Added Uhren, there is no cause for intimidation by slots and understanding them can help gambling patrons maximize the casino experience. Uhren was also quick to point out the odds with slots explaining that 92-95 percent is paid back to players if you exercise enough patience in playing the game out. Newbies often find themselves in precarious losing positions because they bet on the high-risk categories without understanding the consequences, and as a result immediately lose all their money. Ideally, Uhren suggests that players should start on low risk bets and progressively go higher should they choose to do so. Low risk betting allows people to play longer with lesser bet money enhancing the gaming experience.
Uhren likens it to a business investment where high risks offer high rewards, but can also close you out with one fell swoop; in the same way low risk bets will minimize your losses even if you also gain little in the process. There is no reason, adds Uhren, to be so bold as to bet without considering the results. “Dreamers” as they are called in casino lingo hope to hit the jackpot with a high-risk game but end up losing as much immediately. Those who plan to enjoy on the other hand can take up to several hours while having fun. Those who plan to avail of the Slots University offer will need to register as a member of the casino rewards club but this also does not come with any charges. Said game floor attendant Jerry Cormier, the number of people who do not know how to play slots and admit to it is actually high. Even betting limits of $20 to $50 dollars are nothing compared to the cringing fear of sitting in front of a machine and not knowing what to do or expect.
With Slots University, players can get a tutorial of how the game works and what to expect as it progresses. Price points, bets, costs per spin and many other facets will also be discussed to give players a comprehensive overview of slots. This project embodies Casino New Brunswick’s commitment to attracting more clients. In only seven months of operation, the $90 million facility operated by Sonco Gaming Inc. has drawn in more than 700,000 visitors. That’s projected to grow as Casino New Brunswick pushes the envelope on what constitutes a fun experience for everyone. Sonco’s agreement is also providing excellent perks for the province as half of the gaming profits are allocated for the government’s coffers. Between May and December in 2010, Sonco paid a total of 412.4 million in taxes. Estimates would put that number at $25 million in three or four years and with the way it’s currently treating patrons, there is no reason to put a ceiling on what Casino New Brunswick can do.
Uhren also describes that attraction that Casino N.B. brings to the community. “It is a tourist destination. We started our bus program recently and we do have buses coming from outside the province and we’re going to start focusing more broadly outside the province as we build our bus program.” With complementary attractions in the area like Magnetic Hill Zoo, Magic Mountain and planned events like U2’s concert on July 30, the venue promises to be a flourishing hub of activity.