The year is 2005, and it’s 11 o’clock on a Sunday night. We’ve just finished watching the most recent episode of Entourage on HBO—well, actually, we watched last week’s episode, then the new episode, then the new episode a second time, as is our weekly tradition. I’m in my best friend John’s huge South Beach […..]
Each casino player wants to beat the casino. However, inexorable statistics tell us that 99 out of 100 regular visitors to gaming halls are in the red. It is due to the contrary construction of the game system and the psychology of the players, who sometimes win considerable sum, but are forced to pay more […..]
The demand for exciting board games has been increasing steadily in recent years and the market is now worth $3.2 billion. It is set to rise to $8.1 billion by 2021 as people across the world are falling in love with the retro pleasures offered by tabletop fun. Once upon a time, popular board games […..]
For those who do not know me yet, my name is Thibaud de la Touanne and I’m the founder of my board game studio Triton Noir, whose first title was the cooperative V-Commandos (I talked about this amazing project two years ago here on Analog Games). While this tabletop game was all about infiltration, combat […..]
There is nothing better than a game of poker with friends on a weekend, but sometimes it isn’t possible to get them all together in one location. However, with a number of online table games accessible to you online you can have that very same experience without even leaving the house. Here, we are going […..]
If someone asked you to list the traditional card games, poker would probably be one of the first ones you mentioned. Still, the word poker can mean a whole range of different games, from the simple and straightforward, to the strategically complex. Seen and unseen cards, community cards that anyone can use, and even wild […..]
I’ve been a fan of poker for a long time. It’s a card game of real skill and one that you can easily improve at if you work hard. The first times I played poker were generally at home: either at my house or at a friend’s. I spent hours learning which starting hands were […..]