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There's No Business Like Snowbusiness; PartyCasino.com New Slot Offering Online Gaming Industry's Largest Progressive Seeded Jackpot

www.partycasino.com, the world's largest online casino, is pleased to announce the arrival of new polar themed jackpot slot 'Snow Business'.

2010-08-13
GIBRALTAR, August 13, 2010 (Press-News.org) www.partycasino.com, the world's largest online casino, is pleased to announce the arrival of new polar themed jackpot slot 'Snow Business'. At the start of 2010, PartyCasino.com launched the largest progressive seeded jackpot in the online gaming industry in the form of 'The Big One' and brought in classic slot Melon Madness as the slot to crack it. Now Snow Business has joined Melon Madness in offering access to 'The Big One'!

The Big One is structured as a five tiered pool. The highest tier - Colossal Cash - seeds at $1.5 million, the biggest online jackpot seed in the industry and currently stands at over $2.1 million. Snow Business is a five-reel, 30 line jackpot slot game with a Free Spins feature. When three or more scattered iceberg symbols appear anywhere in view, the feature screen is displayed where the player is required to catch a random number of fish, each of which reveals a random number of free spins or a random free spins multiplier.

A PartyCasino.com spokesman said: "One great feature is Snow Business' super-cool expanding wilds. Love wild slot features but hate hitting them in the wrong place? Just hit the wild symbol and watch as it casts a frosty spell over its neighbours. The wild could expand up, down, left, right or even in all directions across the reels, triggering paylines and landing you more coins. Crack three iceberg symbols and progress to Snow Business's bonus round. hook the fish that bob through the ice to net free spins and rewarding multipliers."

For more information see http://www.partycasino.com/games/jackpot-slots/snowbusiness/index.html.

PartyCasino.com has the most frequent game launches and largest jackpots in the industry and offers over 150 games, including over 100 slots. PartyCasino.com pays out easily over $10 million EVERY DAY to players. This year marks the 200th Oktoberfest in Germany and what promises to be the biggest, best and most memorable edition of one of the world's biggest parties ever! Palladium VIPs on PartyGaming's PartyCasino.com can secure their place there very simply: be one of the first 10 players to collect 10,000 PartyPoints by playing slots and jackpot slots between 16th and 31st August and they will win a package. Please note these packages are for the weekend of the 1st - 3rd October. See http://www.partycasino.com/news/items/oktoberfest_2010.html for more information. Packages are also available via PartyPoker.com.

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[Press-News.org] There's No Business Like Snowbusiness; PartyCasino.com New Slot Offering Online Gaming Industry's Largest Progressive Seeded Jackpot
www.partycasino.com, the world's largest online casino, is pleased to announce the arrival of new polar themed jackpot slot 'Snow Business'.