LONDON, ENGLAND, November 14, 2010 (Press-News.org) Slots players can imagine themselves walking in the footsteps of the pharaohs as they spin the reels on WinADayCasino.com's latest creation, the Egyptian-theme slot machine, Pyramid Plunder. And like the ancient tomb raiders they can strike it rich discovering treasures hidden within the pyramid.
"We've got games with leprechauns, genies, tropical animals and of course Las Vegas but one casino classic that we were missing was an Egyptian-themed game," said Michael Hilary, manager of WinADayCasino.com. "We create all of our games ourselves - you won't find any of them anywhere else - so we got our game developers to think 'Egyptian' and I think they've come up with one of their most spectacular designs yet!"
Pyramid Plunder is a five-reel, 25 pay line slot machine. Players can bet as little as 1 or as high as $4 per line per spin. This new game has three opportunities to win bonuses. There's a Scarab beetle that walks over any non-winning spin to uncover new symbols that could make a winning combination. There's also a Mummy that waves its arms and shifts its reel down by one or two symbols adding winnings from any new combination created to winnings from the original spin.
But the ultimate Pyramid Plunder bonus is the Chamber of Treasures bonus game built into it. To reach the bonus game and enter the pyramid, players must collect four Pyramid symbols from the reels. Inside, they choose three tiles from the pyramid floor and can win cash, a free spin, a free pick or a map of one of the pyramids they may get to visit in their next bonus game.
Like all slots games at WinADayCasino.com, the new Pyramid Plunder is tied to the site's progressive jackpot. Hitting 5 pharaohs with a total bet of $5.00 or more wins the progressive jackpot, which, after a recent $158K win, is currently about $40,000.
As it always does when it launches a new game, WinADayCasino.com is offering players bonus money and free gift draws. For starters, every player that logs on from November 13 through November 21 will find an extra $12 in their account to use to take a few spins on the new game. The twenty players with the most total bets on the Pyramid Plunder during the same period will split $3,250 in prize money with the top bettor winning $1,000. Everyone that plays at least 10 rounds on Pyramid Plunder between the 13th and 21st will automatically be included in a random draw for more prizes ranging from $50 to $200. (Bonus terms and conditions apply and are posted on the site.)
WinADayCasino.com launched its last new game, Win A Fortune (based on the popular American game show), just a few weeks ago and now has 20 one-of-a-kind games - slots, video poker, Roulette and Keno. All games are instant-play so there's no downloading or installation required.
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WinADay's New Egyptian 'Pyramid Plunder' Slot Machine Features 3 Ways to Win Bonuses
Slots players can imagine themselves walking in the footsteps of the pharaohs as they spin the reels on WinADay's new Egyptian-theme slot machine, Pyramid Plunder. Like the ancient tomb raiders they can discover hidden treasures.
2010-11-14
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