It looks like Coushatta has removed their Titan 360 and replaced it with Royal Derby from Alfastreet. This looks similar to Sigma Derby in Vegas...pictures on the Coushatta Facebook page.
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It looks like Coushatta has removed their Titan 360 and replaced it with Royal Derby from Alfastreet. This looks similar to Sigma Derby in Vegas...pictures on the Coushatta Facebook page.
Dam-it ....go figure ...we were just talking about playing that one .but waiting till early in the morningQuote:
Originally Posted by loisluvsslots
Yes, it's gone. The Titan 360 started off being fairly popular but over time the popularity fell off. It seemed to be busy all weekend, but few players during the week. It did hit a ton of jackpots, but strangely that didn't seem to increase the popularity. My belief is that too much of the payback was put into the bonus. People who either didn't get into the bonus (or did, but didn't hit anything worthwhile) got crushed on the base game. I played it at Seneca Niagara and I burned through $150 fast and didn't get into the bonus...
So, we now have the Royal Derby game. It is incredibly cool. It has lots of neat little touches that make it fun like the announcer and the lighting. People love to watch the horses run! There are only 6 of these in the United States as of now. 2 in CT, 2 in NJ, 1 in CA, and ours. It is a lot simpler to play than I thought it would be, although the "Pro" screen could be a little intimidating, especially if you've never bet on horses. (You can select "Basic", "Advanced" and "Pro", with Pro giving you all the available bets) Whether or not it is successful long term remains to be determined, but I'm hoping it develops a following.
somebody is going to be very, very disappointed
Sounds like my type of game. I liked playing Sigma Derby over the years, as well as the camel derby at Luxor.
Saw this in Resorts in AC and it looked very cool ... although I couldn't figure out what to do/how to bet.
That is freaking awesome - does the pro have a .50 cent Pick 4 or $2 Pick 6 option? Am kidding, uh kind of lol - but are there exotics and are there set odds? Is it like instant racing at Oaklawn? Guess I need to come down to Evangeline and Coushatta lol...
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Originally Posted by Warren
Warren, I think your assessment of Titan is spot on. I never got more than the lowest amount the few times I got the wheel to spin and always lost. I hated!
I saw the Royal Derby at Foxwoods, but didn't take the time to sit down and figure it out. I will give it a whirl this weekend and report back.
Ah i see were giving Delta downs a run for there $$$$ ...And There Offhttps://youtu.be/ft5kWkpBinc....
Need to have my sweety donna play this one ...some times Not knowing what your doing is a big advantage on a game such as this one .Quote:
Originally Posted by Warren
You can bet $1 minimum and up to $500 max on the board. The odds continually change and you can track the different horses. I'll try to attach a picture of the betting screen. The instant racing machines try to be slot machines based on prior run races, but this is pure horse racing game using a random number generator. Attachment 2863Quote:
Originally Posted by moemoe
Looks like this might be a lot of fun for a little Joker competition and take over!!! I'll certainly be checking it out!!!
Ang
I may take you up on that . keep me posted if ya get any more players .Quote:
Originally Posted by twinslotaddicts
Looks cool
So this is like a Sigma Derby type game?
I will have to check it out., I have heard groups on Sigma Derby doing Tournaments, I wonder if thats possible on this game
Wow, thanks for the info and the picture! Very interesting, random number generated, but gives odds - can see myself sitting there all night long chasing that 1&3&5 3 Quinella trying to get the alleged 208x odds HHH... Let us know how it does, think would be loads of fun for a group, can imagine all kinds of cheering and screaming lol...
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Originally Posted by Warren
I have never seen that game before. I miss the horse racing game fantasy springs used to have years ago that was set up like roulette with a big video screen in the middle. My locals need to get this game. Only a couple of casinos in southern california (not close) have the video blackjack as well. We need more of these type of games where people play together rather than just all slots.
Do you know when more casinos are going to get this game? and I agree that the titan 360 is losing popularity due to horrible base game pay. When the base game is not paying and when the wheel is not triggering, you are in trouble and can lose money really quick like Warren mentioned. It is only fun when both is paying and when I can hop the bank when no one is really on to find one that is paying, which is not easy or fun to do. I like being able to sit down, stay on a while, and play without a lot of dead spins and nothing happening. I used to play Titan all the time. I spend more time playing other stuff now and I go back and forth on titan every now and then spending only a tiny amount of time on it if nothing is happening. Also the base game payouts on titan are less than games unattached to it. If you are playing 90 cents on regular china shores and hit all red flags, you get 900 bucks. If you play a dollar in titan 360 china shores and get all red flags, you get 600 bucks. Max bet on titan 5 bucks gives you 3,000. Max bet on regular china shores 3 bucks gives you 3,000.
You know what would be more fun with titan? If there were more prize options on the wheel so the wheel can trigger more often like adding a 5 dollar prize here and there in some of the pockets instead of just 10s and 20s (1 cent) or 20s and 40s (2 cent). For a 2 cent machine, it could be 5, 10, 20, and 40 on the wheel along with the green and red pockets. For 1 cent machine it could be 5, 10, 15, 20. Then the wheel can trigger more often and people can have a lot more fun instead of just a quiet titan and dead spin after dead spin.
Nope I am not disappointed. This new game sounds so much more fun than titan 360. I wish my locals would get this game in. I wonder if any casinos in Vegas has this? fantasy springs used to have a horse racing game that was set up like roulette in a circle with a video screen in the middle and bets were kind of like the pictures posted in here, but it was taken out by my next trip a year later and have not been there since. I don't like the slot selection there. I only go to that casino when there is a good concert I want to go see. I had so much fun playing it that first trip to fantasy springs and spent all my time on that game and winning.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat
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Originally Posted by charlie50
Hahahaha here are my players, I think I'm the only one missing!!! This was last year at Coushatta
Ang
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Well All Right Now ! ..Bring your Do Ra me and we will go racing...HHHQuote:
Originally Posted by twinslotaddicts
I don't know when more of these will be installed. I'm actually surprised that there isn't one in Vegas and would expect to see at least a couple. It is a bit of a risk though. It takes up A LOT of space on the floor and if you are not familiar at all with horse racing the betting board can look a little intimidating. I've already spent quite a bit of time standing by the game showing people how to play the basic bets. We'll see how it goes. I'm rooting for it as it is very cool. It's been a lot of fun just watching people's reactions as they see it for the first time.Quote:
Originally Posted by camon
They have already have a new version with boats instead of horses. The entire center area is filled with water!
Yes, but an updated version. The old Sigma games had the horses on pegs, so the inside horse was always on the inside. This one uses magnets so horses can cut in front of each other.Quote:
Originally Posted by nighthawk66
Also, if you touch the top of the screen where it lists the horses, all of their stats will show up. How many races total, etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by moemoe
Cant wait to see it Warren ... You giving out odds advice. HHH
Noticed that right away in the video . Very cool . Also like that it offers at random differing lengths of races . ill have to read up on some horse race jargon to learn about the special bets like the trifecta ,Quinella and so on .Quote:
Originally Posted by Warren
That's just awesome - there's so many themes they could go with, and I would suggest - WIENER NATIONALS lol. Everyone loves wiener dog racing, they just do HHH...
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Originally Posted by Warren
Will hopefully be there soon to give this a shot. I never hit a bonus on Titan 360, but did get some good hits on the Gypsy Fire base game.
As a horse player, this looks like fun. However, the way they list the exacta odds horizontally would mess me up.
Now see, since I'm left-handed and dyslexic the horizontal layout actually works for me, am serious HHH, but what I can't wrap my mind around is the RNG payout vs. traditional parimutuel wagering. And I also keep forgetting Coushatta has a race book so not sure how much BR would devote to this if ever got lucky enough to visit but sure looks entertaining - guess we're counting on @charlie50 to give us a complete review with his trip report!
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Originally Posted by Boris
I m gonna see if we can get every one to post to one semi live thread .Quote:
Originally Posted by moemoe
Is it parimutuel at all or just RNG dependent?Quote:
Originally Posted by Warren
This would be a fun late night Jokers Occupy the Derby.
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I would think that because its still a slot machine it would have to be RNG dependent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boris
The Royal Derby is all RNGQuote:
Originally Posted by Boris
Thanks. That "odds changing" comment threw me off.
Love Titan Station 5
Can't wait to give it a try! I wasn't a huge fan of Titan 360.
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Saw a Titan 360 this past week in Vegas and wish I would've tried it. I still haven't played it yet
Does that mean what horse you pick does not matter if it is all RNG?Quote:
Originally Posted by Warren
Well, yes and no. There are different payoffs/odds for each bet on each horse. For new players who are unfamiliar with horse racing, I recommend placing a minimum bet ($1) on a horse to Show. If that chosen horse comes in 1st, 2nd, or 3rd, you will win. (There are only 6 horses racing). Each Show bet on each horse had different odds. Typically the "long shot" would pay $3 to $4 while the favorite would pay $1.15-$1.50 (on your $1 bet) From observation more often than not the favorite wins, but not always. If you take a look at the picture on page 2 of this thread you can see the payoffs for that particular race.Quote:
Originally Posted by camon