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A Guide to Making Money at Topless Casino |
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Whenever a new online
casino hits the market a slew of reviews and strategy articles often follow. In
most cases the opinions and advice on offer is largely the same, but when it
comes to the latest player in the market, things are a little different.
Topless Casino is a
unique concept that (unsurprisingly) brings topless dealers and VIP punters
together across a range of casino games, such as roulette, blackjack and
baccarat. At present the site is only open to specially invited guests, but
before it's invaded by the general public, we want to run through some tips
that you might find helpful when anteing up on this somewhat risqué
platform.
Stay Focused - Due to the nature of Topless Casino,
it's fair to say that concentration could be an issue. Unlike a standard online
casino where all you have to focus on is some quirky graphics, this platform
has a bevy of beauties all designed to make your playing experience as engaging
as possible. However, as flattering as this is, you need to remember that
you're there to make money and that means staying as focused on the game as
possible. By all means enjoy the view and have some fun, but don't forget the
fundamentals of solid casino play.
Short and Sweet - In an
effort to help your levels of concentration, we recommend that you only play
short sessions at Topless Casino. Bursts of 20-minute activity should be enough
for you to make a few bucks and stay on top form without getting too wrapped up
in the action. Of course,
you
may feel like you can play for hours, and to some extent that's one of the
casino's aims, but if you want to ensure a steady profit then it makes sense to
maintain a short but sweet approach to playing.
Don't Blow Your
Load - Whether you're playing at Topless Casino or any virtual platform,
bankroll management
is crucial. At Topless Casino it's very likely you'll be tempted to bet
more than you should simply because the dealer in front of you is topless.
However, you must resist the urge to flash your cash and never bet more than
10% of your overall bankroll in a single session. Indeed, a broke gambler is
far less appealing than a sensible one, so if you really feel like you need to
impress the dealers then make sure you don't blow your cash too early.
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