The original 2013 report
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Goldfire Studio has rolled out an exciting product called CasinoRPG for blackjack enthusiasts. CasinoRPG, which challenges players to build a huge casino kingdom of their own, is written in HTML5, and the developers claim that it is one of the best in the industry.
CasinoRPG offers not only blackjack games, but also the entire suite of online casino games such as slots, video poker games, and others. Players can use their profits to build a large casino kingdom and invite more and more players into their network.
Since CasinoRPG is developed with only HTML5, it is compatible with all devices under the sun, which means that players can play CasinoRPG in any part of the world.
Players should note that CasinoRPG is for fun alone; it has nothing to do with real money gambling. Although this could disappoint those who love the adventures of real money gaming, CasinoRPG is bound to be an instant success with anybody who enjoys playing casino games for fun.
Goldfire Studio CEO James Simpson says that CasinoRPG is “the most advanced HTML5 game” in the gambling world, giving players a very good idea of modern browser gaming. He also said that the company has just begun exploring the potentials of online gambling.
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Separate the interface from the game
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- Platform
- Note the device, operating system and version in the announcement.
- Mode
- Distinguish practice or social play from real-money gambling.
- Rules
- A familiar blackjack name does not specify every payout or rule.
Does an old app announcement establish that it still works?
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