Wayne Delaney

Randomness in games wasn’t always welcome. Years ago, players expected clear cause and effect. Beat the level, get the reward. Lose the fight, try again. When something random happened, it was often seen as lazy design or artificial difficulty. What’s interesting is that this expectation didn’t disappear overnight. It wore down slowly. Today, randomness is

Betting used to slow people down. You had to walk somewhere. You had to hand over cash. You had time to think. Now it takes one tap. Sometimes less. Convenience feels harmless. It feels helpful. But it changes how risk feels in the brain. And that change matters more than most players realize while playing

Casino games follow the same rules on all devices, yet device format changes how people use them. Mobile and PC systems handle screens, controls, and performance in different ways. These factors affect pace, visibility, and comfort during play. On Myempire site, the platform supports both formats through the same account system.  The focus stays on

Ten years ago, if someone told you that you would be sitting at a desk comparing a slot machine to a game like Gates of Olympus or Sweet Bonanza, you would have probably laughed them out of the room. Slots used to be these flashing things in the corner of a pub that looked like

If you play online games, you already understand systems. You know how rules shape gameplay. You know how servers, moderation, and anti-cheat tools affect fairness. Online casinos work the same way, just with money instead of ranking points. That is why casino licenses matter more than many players realize. The license tells you who sets

As the world becomes increasingly digitised, the intersection of cryptocurrency and online gambling and gaming has attracted significant attention.  A recent Wweek’s 2026 analysis suggests that the integration of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others into online casino platforms is likely to enhance the convenience and efficiency of transactions.  On this page, we will be