It’s Slots-tember at Super Slots casino. And you know if any month needed a little help, it’s September. After all, it comes right after summer and before the really good holidays start. So, if you need something to celebrate in September, why not slots games. And Super Slots Casino is here to help. Slots-tember runs through September 30^th and features “Beat the Bank.”

All you need to do to take part is register at Super Slots Casino and then visit the tournament lobby to sign up for the games. The entry fee is just $10 with rebuys being available. The player with the highest balance at the end of the tournament wins, so practice that reel spinning.

Beat the Bank is a five reel, twenty five pay line game where you try to rob a bank. (bank robbery seems to be a popular slots theme. And if you beat the bank this way, it’s legal. But please don’t try this at your neighborhood bank.) The game relies on those exciting 9, 10, J, Q, K, A, symbols which mean that no one wanted to pay a designer for a few more unique symbols. (Honestly, they didn’t even try real hard to individualize the card symbols). Other symbols include blue prints, a security camera, diamonds and a security guard. The scatter symbol is the safe door and the substitutes symbol is the thief. The game has a free games feature which can be triggered by the Thief appearing on reels 2, 3 and 5. And the Beat the Bank feature is triggered when three or more scatter symbols appear on the reels. In the Beat the Bank feature, you open safes to claim the money and can win up to 1024 times your triggering bet.

I bid one penny on that poker tournament!

A UK company - Bidibot.com wants me to do just that. It’s an interesting little site that I just found out about. Sort of an eBay for the poker player. At least most of the auction items do seem to be poker related. Okay so here’s how it works. You sign up for a bidibot account. You then can bid on a variety of poker packages, tournament entries or casino credits. The bidding period is timed and each time a bid is placed, time is added to the event. When time runs out, the top bidder wins.

So far, the bids I’m seeing on the site are going for pennies on the dollar with savings in the 90% range. I don’t know if we’ll always see savings that big or if this is because the site is fairly new and not yet tested in the wide poker community. If the values are this good, word is going to get out and the bidding is going to become more intense.

Even though the bids are great now, I’m going to recommend just a bit of caution on the site. Not because I’m seeing anything wrong with it but because I’ve seen bidders get carried away on sites like ebay and pay more of a second hand item than it sells for in the stores. And poker players are competitive enough already.

But word on Bidibot is going to get out there because the site will be live and onsite for Poker in the Park 2010 at London in September. After that, the great deals may be just a bit harder to come by.

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