If you are using Windows XP, you may experience problems logging on to our games or placing wagers on our sportsbook due to cookie settings. On the Windows XP Internet Explorer browser, cookies are not automatically enabled and must be manually enabled on your PC. Please follow the steps below to enable cookies on Windows XP

1. Go into Control Panel
2. Select the “Internet Options” Icon
3. In the “Internet Properties” folder there is a tab called “privacy” (this is only present on the Windows XP operating system)
4. In “privacy” there is a pull down tab that changes the status of cookies as you slide it down. Slide it all the way down to when it says “accept all cookies”
5. Click the “apply” button (this will update your current changes)

You need a Java-capable computer and browser to play. You don't need to download or install any software. Just visit the website and click on a game to launch the game, and you can play immediately. Depending on the speed of your connection, each game may take a minute or two to load.

We recommend that you use Internet Explorer 4.0 or above or Netscape Navigator 4.0 or above. Mac users can play our games, but we recommend that you use the latest version of Internet Explorer for optimum performance. To make sure that your version of Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer is Java-Enabled, or to enable Java or JavaScript in your browser, follow these steps:

• In Navigator and Communicator 4.0 browsers and higher, select "Edit" from the pull-down menu at the top of your screen, then select "Preferences" and click on "Advanced ." Make sure both "Enable Java" and "Enable JavaScript" are checked. After you have exited "Preferences," close all Netscape browsers and then re-open Netscape with your new settings.
"Options" and click on "Security" and set it to "Medium" or "Low." Alternatively, you can manually turn on JavaScript by choosing the "View" menu, then "Options," "Advanced" and then "Java Settings" and make sure "JIT compiler" is checked. After you have exited "Internet Options," close all Internet Explorer browsers and then re-open Internet Explorer with your new settings.


• In Internet Explorer 5.0, select "Tools" from the pull-down menu at the top of your screen, then select "Internet Options" and click on "Security" and set it to "Medium" or "Low." Alternatively, you can manually turn on JavaScript by choosing the "Tools" menu, then "Internet Options," "Advanced" and then "Java Settings" and make sure "JIT compiler" is checked. After you have exited "Internet Options," close all Internet Explorer browsers and then re-open Internet Explorer with your new settings.

To download or upgrade to the latest version of each browser, click on the following links:

If you have the correct browser version, your Java Support may be turned off. To make sure you have not disabled Java and to enable it, do the following:

a. Click on START.

b. Click on SETTINGS and select CONTROL PANEL.

c. Double-click on INTERNET or INTERNET OPTIONS.

d. Click on the ADVANCED tab.

e. Press the "J" key. (This will get you to the Java VM choices.)

f. Scroll down a bit and make sure that there are checks in all the JAVA choices. (There are three JAVA choices.)

g. If any of the JAVA boxes are missing checks, click on it with the mouse to get a check there.

h. Once all the checks are made, click APPLY and then OK.

i. Restart Windows.

If the game screen comes up but none of the game-functions work, try to reload the games: Hold down the left shift key and at the same time click on reload. This should re-start the games. If that doesn't work, you should reboot your computer.

If the games still won't work, you will need to clear your cache and re-start your browser. Do the following, then completely shut down all your browser windows, (including email), restart, then reconnect:

• Netscape version 4: Click Edit...Preferences. Advanced...Cache. There are two buttons : 'Clear Memory Cache' and 'Clear Disk Cache'. Click both.

• Microsoft Internet Explorer version 4: Click View...Internet Options ... General ... Temporary Internet Files: Click the Delete Files button.

• Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5: Click Tools...Internet Options ... General ... Temporary Internet Files: Click the Delete Files button.

If the games play but then freeze up, you should reboot your computer.

Yes, you can. You may experience some problems if you are using the default AOL 3.0 browser. The AOL 3.0 browser is a stripped-down version of Internet Explorer, which does not support Javascript. Due to America Online using a stripped down version it is recommended that if you have another standalone brower installed, ie, Netscape or IE 4.x PLEASE use it instead. This will correct any viewing problems you may have.

Make sure you are using AOL 4.0 or higher. You can check this by going to the HELP section and then clicking on MY AOL. This section will tell you what version you are currently running.