Gaming 101 for “Me Time”
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Gaming 101 for “Me Time”

The following post is sponsored by DoubleDown Casino.

Somehow, online social gaming ends up being an integral part of my day.  I have a handful of kids and with all of the waiting around I do at sports events and appointments, I often grab my iPhone and poke around social gaming apps and websites.

At night especially, when I need to unwind, I can escape the chaos by enjoying an online game or two.  My go-to suite of games for indulgent fun is DoubleDown Casino.  It is a social casino app that features a variety of fun games like Blackjack, Poker and slots.  My personal favorite is the Wheel of Fortune slots game.

There are other social casino games available, but I keep coming back to DoubleDown Casino because it’s the best at offering the thrill of true casino-style games.  Games are free, super easy to play and I love that it is all about virtual currency.

Accessing all of the games is simple:  I log on through my PC or on my mobile device.  With its authentic gaming content, I can escape to my own little “Las Vegas.”  As busy as my family is, the chances of going to Vegas any time soon are slim, so in the meanwhile, I am happy to have DoubleDown Casino at my fingertips.

I used to think that online gaming was mostly a guy’s things,  but when  I did some research I found that  many women  sneak in a little “me time” by playing an online game or two.

By the way, on March 3rd, DoubleDown Casino launched a new game called Irish Shamrocks just in time for St. Patrick’s Day.   I can’t wait to play!  Are you feeling lucky?  Check it out here.

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Diane is from Scarborough, Maine. She is a wife and the mother of five amazing kids who rock her world from time to time. She has the added blessing of caring for her thirteen year old son who has chronic health issues. Diane  has a graduate degree in clinical psychology; with a focus on health psychology; therefore, she enjoys advocating for families of children with special needs. In her free time, Diane enjoys running, Pilates, cooking and writing. Above all, she values the time she spends with friends and family. She has recently decided to write about her personal experiences, including the challenges of caring for a child with disabilities. She hopes that by sharing her story she can help and inspire others. You can read  her blog 5 Little Monkeys which is all about the craziness of raising her five children with a husband who who works 500 miles away. Follow Diane on Twitter.