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JackpotCity Mobile Casino Launches Jacks or Better Video Poker for iPad, iPhone, Android and Smartphone Users

Mobile casino players who use Apple, Android or other Smartphone brands can now enjoy Video Poker gaming at its best with the launch of Jacks or Better at JackpotCity Mobile Casino.

2010-11-13
GIBRALTAR, November 13, 2010 (Press-News.org) http://mobile.jackpotcity.com has added another highly rated Mobile Casino Game to its ever growing Apple, Android and Smartphone games suite.

With the addition of Jacks or Better Video Poker JackpotCity players now have some of the best Mobile Casino Games at their disposal. These games currently include:

- Jacks Or Better Mobile Video Poker Game
- Classic Mobile Blackjack Game
- Tomb Raider Mobile Slot Game
- Major Millions Mobile Progressive Slot Game
- Mobile Roulette Game
- Royal Derby Mobile Betting Game
- Mermaids Millions Mobile Slot Game
- Dragons Fortune Mobile Slot- Game
- Bingo Bonanza Mobile Game
- Mega Moolah Mobile Progressive Slot- Game

Jacks or Better for the iPad

Jacks or Better is one of the first Video Poker Games that has been made available for the iPad. This new gaming approach will ensure a unique mobile gaming experience in which Jacks or Better will be played with high-end graphics between the player and the casino dealer. Here the player will be dealt five cards in the first hand. When they receive their first hand they must then choose the cards to hold or discard. The cards they discard are replaced with new ones from the deck. The objective is to complete the game with the strongest possible Poker hand.

For further information or to book an interview with the PR officer at www.JackpotCity.com , please contact:
Terri Maverick
Tel: +27 (0) 21 528 69 28
Mail: terry.maverick@carmenmedia.com

www.JackpotCity.com and http://mobile.jackpotcity.com are owned and operated by The Carmen Media Group, a global gaming and entertainment group which was incorporated in Gibraltar and formed in 2002 out of the Demmy Group of companies. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Tower Rock Ltd which is licensed in Gibraltar to operate casinos and multiplayer poker in the online domain, and all flagship casino brands have been awarded the eCOGRA seal of approval.

Carmen Media owns many of the world's oldest and most respected online gaming sites including Gaming Club Online Casino (founded 1994), Jackpot City Online Casino, River Belle Online Casino (founded 1997) and Lucky Nugget Online Casino, as well as Cool Hand Poker.

Carmen Media products and online gaming brands are promoted through the industry leading gaming affiliate program ReferBack, thereby affording its partners opportunities to market English, French, Italian, German and Spanish products.


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[Press-News.org] JackpotCity Mobile Casino Launches Jacks or Better Video Poker for iPad, iPhone, Android and Smartphone Users
Mobile casino players who use Apple, Android or other Smartphone brands can now enjoy Video Poker gaming at its best with the launch of Jacks or Better at JackpotCity Mobile Casino.