Things have been a little crazy with New Years etc, and my schedule has just been all over the place the last few days. I plan on getting the Titan Casino blog all finished tomorrow with the fifth and final day, and then getting back on track on Sunday with a new casino.
In the meantime – let’s roll with Titan Casino Blog Day 4.
So before we go any further let’s see where we stand. We started off with a $100 deposit, and with a $100 bonus that gave us $200 total. We have $83.62 in total left from that $200.
Unfortunately there does not appear to be any way to check your playthrough requirement or how much you have wagered so far in the actual Titan Casino software client itself. Thankfully every screen has an online support button that I am able to click and ask. I clicked that and sent them a message asking what the requirement was so far, and am told:
Emily: Let me go ahead and forward your request to our relevant department. Please wait for an e-mail within 3 hours regarding your wagering requirement
Took about 1 minute 30 seconds for that response. Quite disappointing that they can’t actually check for me, but let’s hope the e-mail doesn’t take that long.
While we wait for the wagering requirement e-mail, we’ll hit up some games! I’m in the mood for video poker, so let’s try out 2 Ways Royal Video Poker. This is how it looks:
And as you may expect – you can win with either a high royal flush or a low royal flush. A high royal flush is the standard 
while the low royal flush would be 
.
This video poker game also has the option to Collect, Half-Double or Double your winnings every time you win. I’ll be betting the maximum 5 coins as that’s really the way to go if you actually want to win – at $0.25 a shot that’s $1.25 every game.
We get a push right off the bat as we hold onto the and and pick up a pair of kings:
We then lose a bunch of hands, before I decide to hold onto the 
and we pick up three of a kind when the 
comes up.
If you want to hold a card you can either use the buttons on the video poker machine itself, or just click on the cards and it holds them with nice clear text stating that it’s held:
And hey that one turns out alright!
I take a deep breath before clicking “Deal” on this one:
And I just hit the lousy for a push. Bah. $1,000 would have been REALLY nice right about now!
The majority of the game is losses with a few teo pairs or three of a kinds, before we finally get our first nice win with a full house:
Unfortunately we don’t have much luck, and at $48.62 in the balance it’s time to check something else out.
I decide to hit up the table game Tequila Poker. If you have never played that it’s fairly simple – you get dealt four cards, then you have to choose whether to go for a poker hand, or a point total hand. It’s like a combination of Blackjack and Poker. You are then dealt two more cards after choosing, and the five best cards out of the six make up your hand.
In this game, card points are the same as in blackjack, and the ace is always counted as 11. The cards must make up a point total of at least 46 for you to win. In poker they are used to make the best possible five card poker hand, and you need at least a pair of aces to win.
Here’s how the table looks:
And it’s a minimum bet of $1. We click “Deal” and we get dealt a hand:
Then we have the choice of playing High Tequila, Tequila Poker or just folding. If you wish to play either High Tequila or Tequila Poker you have to bet $1. Pretty simple game, and quite fun.
When you finish a hand, the software lets you choose “New Game” followed by “Rebet” which I think is a bit annoying – not sure why they can’t just make it a one-click process.
We hit a nice hand a few hands in:
but don’t improve – however we still win $6 which is A-Ok in my book.
Here’s our first High Tequila winning hand:
I can tell you right now that if I had chosen High Tequila and the 
& 
came up I would have murdered someone.
I decide to mess around with a simple progressive betting system – ye good ol martingale. First $1 bet is a loss, then the $2 bet is a loss, but the $4 bet is a nice $24 winner:
Unfortunately we don’t have much luck, and I think it’s time to call it quits with a measly $24.04 left, before we go bust before the final day.
I should note that I requested the wagering requirement at 5:45pm today. It’s 6:45pm as I write this and I haven’t received it yet, however they did say to wait 3 hours. Hopefully it arrives soon.
I’ll be back tomorrow with the final day of the blog. If you play at Titan Casino I highly recommend checking out Tequila Poker. Click here for Titan Casino.
