Well, I had already said that roulette was the game I liked the least by far, because there really are certain aspects of the game that I still do not understand, on the table in addition to the numbers with their respective colors (black and red) there are also other aspects and parameters in which you can also put your bet, but I still do not understand it. In previous posts I had mentioned that when I played GTA San Andreas and entered the casino to play I didn't understand it either and several years later I still don't understand it at all. I feel like CJ when he loses a lot of money in the casino, but even so without fully understanding the mechanics of the game of roulette I "managed" to win some Rshares, but unlike the other two games I realized that in roulette you can lose Rshares if you do not choose your game well, so there is the probability of losing everything you have accumulated and that makes it interesting, I just have to learn the rules of this game.

These days I have been quite lucky in 21 Blackjack and without a doubt it is so far my favorite game, the ways to win are not only playing your own cards, but also with the cards of your "opponent", because if, for example, you get 17 points with two cards and his "opponent" has less points than yes, let's say 15 points, he is going to want to ask for another card to try to reach my score or exceed it to reach a number closer to 21 than my 17, he will want to ask for another card to try to reach my score or surpass it in order to reach a number closer to 21 than my 17, however the possibility that my opponent surpasses the number 21 by asking for one more card is very big, so in those cases I prefer to stay and not ask for more and let the opponent either give up or ask for one more card. It is all a matter of strategy and a cool mind, sometimes even taking risks pays off and many times I have won rounds by taking the risk of asking for one more card, although I have also lost or been a draw, the latter being one of the least likely outcomes, but it can still happen in several rounds of play.

Recently I was watching a video where they talked about the "curse" that exists in Hollywood with respect to pirate-themed films and it all started with the production of a film called Cutthroat Island whose cost was $ 100 million and in the end it was a resounding failure for the producer and for several of the actors involved in it and although years later Pirates of the Caribbean "broke" that curse, It is true that after the third film, the saga was declining both in box office and critics to the point that there have been several problems to continue this saga since the problems they have had with Johnny Depp and other things. That made me wonder how many video games there are about pirates in the industry? Perhaps the best known and most emblematic of the adventure games is Monkey Island, but this saga had the same course of "failure" since the third installment, the games were not so good. There is also Sea Of Thieves which I understand did well for a while and there is also Assassin's Creed Black Flag, which I have read good things about the game regarding the "driving" of ships, but in general terms it is a game that is "OK". However, I wanted to find a retro game focused purely on pirates and I found a platform and action game that, although simple and conventional, is entertaining without more.

Hace poco vi esta película, Memorias de un Caracol y aunque en principio me gustó luego analizarla con la cabeza fría pude ver que pese a entretenida, muchas de las cosas que suceden en esta película pasan porque sí. La historia es una secuencia de trágicos eventos que les suceden a los protagonistas, un par de gemelos que desde su nacimiento pierden a su madre, su padre queda incapacitado para trabajar, se vuelve alcohólico y entran en pobreza hasta obvia y esperada muerte del padre de estos dos hermanos. La niña es separada de su hermano ya que fueron adoptados por familias diferentes, iniciando así nuevamente un ciclo de malas vivencias y de muy mala suerte para ellos dos.

Yesterday was a day of good luck, I was playing slots and after 21 BlackJack is the best Stake House Den game and then when I bought my third pack I got my first gold card, which is always a good thing. The cards despite being the classic cards used to play Poker, are well made and those with a gold design are even nicer, simple but well made. And speaking of Poker, I really hope they implement that game to Stake House Den and that you can play with other players, it would be fun not only to bet the "bottles" of the game, but to bet Hive directly or any currency of the game, I think the competitive factor of the game would increase a lot and already in itself Poker is a game that I like a lot and I was also playing it for several months on the phone and I was pretty addicted to that game, so I really want to see that game in Stake House Den.

What I knew deep down would happen was that I got totally addicted to this game and this was something that I was thinking about every moment when I opened my first pack of cards and started to play. Stake House Den is really a game that due to its simplicity, as they are easy to learn and have a fairly large gambling factor, makes it quite entertaining. But I must say that my favorite game is 21 Blackjack by far, it is a fast game and has that factor that you can have a better chance by asking for a card that makes you get as close as possible to the number 21 or you can also lose miserably if you make a bad decision in the game. And that is why it is the game that best Rshares makes you win and it is the one I play the most at the moment (not to say it is the only one I am playing).