LONDON, ENGLAND, January 12, 2011 (Press-News.org) Windows Casino has announced that a player has won nearly $100,000 on the Desert Treasure slots game. The player, Andreas C, is from Nova Scotia, Canada won C$97,577 on the 5th of January on the Desert Treasure game. What makes the win remarkable is that the win came from a whole day's gaming at the Canadian version of the casino.
Andreas had signed up at Windows Casino in 2007 but took a break from online casino gaming in 2008. He decided to return in November 2010 and was able to win this life changing sum. It's no wonder that Desert Treasure slots game is one of his favourite slots; the lucky player managed to accumulate a win of nearly $100,000 over the period of a single day playing on the Desert Treasure slot game, proving that you can win big without actually hitting a jackpot.
The Desert Treasure slots game has a Middle Eastern theme and also features the Dollar Ball progressive jackpot and a variety of features including wilds, scatters, free spins, multipliers, a bonus round and a maximum single line win of 10,000 coins. The game has multiple wager denominations starting as low as 0.01 coins up to 1,000 coins per spin.
The 10,000 coins slots jackpot is won when five Snake head symbols appear at the end of a reel and three or more Scatters trigger the free spins round where players can get up to 10 free spins. During his free spins round, Andreas had four wild symbols twice on the slots game which won him C$10,000 in just one spin. The bonus round starts off when three or more Map symbols appear on a winning payline.
The Dollar Ball is a lotto type progressive side game where players pick 5 numbers out of 49. Every time players spin the slot, five numbers are drawn randomly and bonus cash is won based on numbers that match the selection. Should players get all five numbers right, the jackpot is won. A percentage of every player's wager is added to the progressive jackpot which resets at 10,000 coins.
With multiple features and opportunities to collect bonus credits, it's easy to see why Andreas C. considers the Desert Treasure to be a favourite. Windows Casino offers a number of Dollar Ball progressive jackpot games including Dr. Lovemore slots which is another slots game favoured by the lucky winner as well as games such as Golden Tour slots, Silver Bullet slots, Captain's Treasure slots machine, Geisha Story slots and more.
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Windows Casino Player Scoops C$97,577
A Windows Casino player has won C$97,577 with the five reel, twenty paylines Desert Treasure slots game. The slots game features wilds, scatters, free spins, multipliers, a bonus round and a Dollar Ball progressive jackpot.
2011-01-12
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