Micro casinos have every game but War, Why is that??

[nafanny29]

I hurt circus circus so bad they switch dealers on me three times in 20 min.

Bethug how can you win so much on this game, I thought the house had an edge of about 3% (Not sure though). Even the infamous Hood 3000 cant overcome this can it mate?

Well done though for making em sweat in circus, thats where I stayed in vegas last week and they get nervous if you bet a green chip on roulette.

[bethug]

nafanny29, for one i dont believe in all them % , they base on millions of hands at session i belive, i cant sit down for a millions or billion sessions, also the same people made that bull up tell us , we cant win. If we could not win why dont they have table limits of 1 thru 1000, cause the casino know people like my self will take them evrry time.

anyway, intercasino does have war, it a new game , but the table limts suck form 2 dollar to 68 but it seems fair i am up 100 bucks now.

thanks for the info people

[spearmaster]

I dont really know the reason but I think they may have it pretty soon. They did not have paigow poker in the past but recently some of the mg casinos have this in their viper software.

They've actually had Paigow Poker for quite some time - just not the new bonus paigow poker, which was introduced earlier this year.

[Randy]

Bethug how can you win so much on this game, I thought the house had an edge of about 3% (Not sure though). Even the infamous Hood 3000 cant overcome this can it mate?

Well done though for making em sweat in circus, thats where I stayed in vegas last week and they get nervous if you bet a green chip on roulette.

3% is about right. The house gets its advantage in Casino War by making you post an additional bet if you "go to war". If you win "the war", you get paid out only on the first bet. If you lose, you lose both bets. Like virtually all casino games, the house has the mathematical edge.

As far as Bethug's quote comment about not believing the percentages, that's like saying you don't believe that 2+2=4. Whether you "believe" that the total is 4 or not, the total is still 4. The math is irrefutable.