Hello 777.com members!
We at 777.com believe that the ever growing gambling community needs and deserves helpful tools and information on the gambling world. This is why our new feature of Land Based Casinos and Online Casinos users reviews was launched this week.
Check out reviews on casinos and find out where the best places are according to fellow gamblers - professional and amateurs alike.
Feel free to provide your own input and enrich other members of the gambling community with your own personal experience.
In addition to these reviews check out the cool videos of Land Based Casinos and actually see them in action. Stay tuned for our next feature that's coming out soon - videos provided by you!
At the bottom of our newsletter you will find the final result of our most memorable casino movie character poll. It turns out that 777 and 007 have a strong...bond.
Good luck!
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Did You Know?
Poker was originally a one round game and card drawing was added to the game only after 1850
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Featured Article
Who Will Lose Their Undies Tonight? Strip Poker- History and RulesIt is one of the most intellectually stimulating games created only the most conservative crowd among us- NOT! If you’re looking to feed the more primitive animal inside, then strip poker was created just for you
Recent Poll Results
Who is the Most Memorable Casino Movie Character?James Bond (Casino Royale)41%Nick Santoro (Casino)17%Eric Stoner (The Cincinnati Kid)11%Lester 'Worm' Murphy (Rounders)10%Clark Griswold (Vegas Vacation)6%I have no idea who any of these characters are16%
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