Power Blackjack – This is a fairly fast playing version of blackjack that gives you some interesting special power features where you can do things that you wouldn’t normally be allowed to do in the game, like splitting hard fifteens and sixteens. You can also power double a nine, ten or eleven, which gives you a replaceable double down card, so if you don’t like your first double card, simply swap it for another which you will have to keep. This is a great game of blackjack as it keeps all the conventional rules whilst adding just that little bit extra excitement.

Blackjack with Hot Streak Bonus – This plays exactly like the classic version of the game, except it gives you the option to place a bet on when you feel like you’re going to go on a big winning hot streak. If you win on the first hand then the bet moves along a special progression ladder on the table giving you a chance to win big if you can hit hand after hand on your very own hot streak.

French Roulette – This classic roulette variant is extremely popular as it offers a number of custom bets where you can get ‘more than your money’s worth’ by betting on specially selected groups of numbers. For example, if you bet on the ‘voisons’ (or cousins) you get to bet nine chips (or any multiple thereof) on the seventeen numbers that lie between 22 and 25 or the roulette wheel. All the bets available are based on the fact that at one time it was believed that croupiers would try to aim the ball at the zero segment on the wheel, so it could be advantageous to bet on the numbers nearest this segment or maybe even opposite it.

Three Wheel Roulette – This is a clever roulette variant that actually runs your bets three times. As there’s three wheels at the heart of this game you have to bet three chips for every single chip you’d bet on European or American roulette, but don’t worry as you actually get three chances to win here, with all the bets placed in the normal fashion (red/black, odd/even, single number etc.) The ball is thrown, which then of course lands in the first wheels segmented partitions giving the first winning number then the remaining two wheels slowly come to a stop giving you the second and third winning numbers. There’s even a special set of ‘colour up’ bonuses where you can bet on the relationship between the three winning segments.

Sharapova is the icy queen of centre court and despite her recent injuries she gets better and better with every year. The games that you’ll find on the casino floor that keep on getting bigger and bigger are the progressive slot games and as we’ve already said, the lady is a queen, so we believe the best title for her would be the impressive Cleopatra Megajackpots. This five cylinder twenty pay-line slot packs all the fun of the original Cleopatra game with an added seven figure jackpot.

Azarenka is the hard hitting Belarusian who put this year’s winner through her paces in the first two sets of their semi final. As she was put out of Wimbledon this year she could always try her luck on the new online slot, Centre Court, where she could right all the wrongs of this year’s performance.

Kvitova is the surprise sensation of this year’s tournament, who has shocked and swung her way to the finals. She appears to have an almost unstoppable edge. The gaming machine with the best edge in the whole casino has to be the deuces wild video poker game. Kvitova could play her best strategy and come away a winner every time with this positive player percentage game.

Comeback queen Sabine Lisicki proved that almost all obstacles can be overcome following her tragic collapse last year. She’s fought back to top form and shown that she could become a real contender in the future with German papers calling her the next Steffi Graf. We think she’d love the fast paced action of the 100 hand joker poker machines where people get to run a hundred different outcomes of a single draw hand.

Andy Murray allegedly hits the best returns in the world. In the casino the game with the best returns has to be blackjack, so we fancy the canny Scot for a few hands of this classic. We reckon he’d be pumping his fist every time he showed an ace and a picture, whilst swearing intensely when he doubled down to hit 16.

Nadal is the model tennis professional and the obvious high roller of the pack, so we think that he’d be best suited to playing chemin de fer, a classic baccarat variant. Although this game is very similar to blackjack, it is not as well known as its cousin, even though more money changes hands on it than any other in the casino, making it the big occasion suited to this superstar.

Djokovic is the new kid on the block who’s putting all the current stars through their paces. He’d be best suited to the games of poker that take place in the casino’s side rooms, where all the players pay a rake to the house to pay for the hosting of the game. In Texas hold’em he’d be able to play straight at other gamblers, putting on pressure with big all in bets and bluffs. With his cool, icy exterior we think he’d be able to pull one of the best poker faces in the world.

Tsonga is a big hitter and likes his spin, so he may well be best adjusted to classic French game of roulette, where fortunes can be one and lost in a single revolution of the game’s iconoclastic wheel. When you think of risk and reward in a casino, you always think of this game of red and black and its ability to make anyone a hero, just like Jo-Wilfred when he beat Roger Federer.

Pinball has its roots in an 18th century French game called Bagatelle that’s not too different from the modern Japanese game of Pachinko. In Bagatelle your ball is fired up an entry ramp onto a game board where it drops onto a set of pins that influence its downward trajectory into one of a number of cups at the bottom of the board, all with different values. Over the years this game evolved into the modern game of Pinball (with the name coming from the pins that the ball would bounce on in the original game of Bagatelle) with flippers, bouncers, rails and ramps.

The game of Pinball Roulette essentially works in the same way as standard European Roulette. You can place your money on all the standard bets, including single numbers, red or black, odd or even and so on. The game changes when it comes to spinning the wheel. In Pinball Roulette there is no wheel. Instead the ball is fired into an old school Bagatelle style board where it drops through a section of pins then a section of bumpers before coming to rest in a moving slot at the bottom of the board (so the outcome of the same ball dropping through the same channel is usually different) that gives you the outcome of the ‘spin’.

Pinball Roulette is a fun break from the standard Roulette games and will definitely put a smile on the face of most Roulette fans that’re looking for a little more novelty to their favourite game.