CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA, January 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) JackpotCity.com Canadian Online Casino http://www.jackpotcity.com/ca/ and its sister casinos Gaming Club, Lucky Nugget and River Belle have released a list of their top ten festive season slots winners that amounts to CA$225,828 in cash. The winners come from as far afield as New Brunswick and Saskatchewan in Canada and have helped to ensure that the Tower Rock Group, which owns and operates these popular casinos, will once again top the best online casino operator list for 2010. The winners list is included below and also reveals the winning games each player played:
1. Liette N. from New Brunswick won 41,411 on Magic Spell (Gaming Club)
2. Rosan G. from Quebec won 31,340 on Break da Bank (River Belle)
3. Amanda S. from Ontario won 31,171 on Mad Hatters (JackpotCity)
4. Marilyn O. from Ontario won 30,762 on Agent Jane Blonde (JackpotCity)
5. Geir R. from British Columbia won 17,773 on Santa's Wild Ride (JackpotCity)
6. Bryan F. from Ontario won 16,334 on Reel Gems (Gaming Club)
7. Janna S. from Ontario won 16,000 on Break da Bank (Gaming Club)
8. Michael M. from Quebec won 14,989 on Burning Desire (JackpotCity)
9. Laura M. from Ontario won 13,548 on Santas Wild Ride (JackpotCity)
10. Lynn S. from Saskatchewan won 12,500 on Winning Wizards (Lucky Nugget)
When interviewed about this amazing online slot's http://www.jackpotcity.com/ca/online-slots/ winning streak at JackpotCity.com and its sister online casinos, Terry Maverick, the chief PR officer at the Tower Rock Group, had this to say:
"All of our online casinos have a very generous payout rate of more than 97%. This payout percentage, and the fact that all of our online casino software is provided by Microgaming, helps to ensure that each and every one of our players stand a good chance to win a massive jackpot."
For further information about the online casino games http://www.jackpotcity.com/ca/casino-games/ included in this top ten festive season slots winners list, or to book an interview with the PR officer for the Tower Rock Group, please contact:
Terry Maverick
Tel: +27 (0) 21 528 69 28
e-mail: terry.maverick@carmenmedia.com
JackpotCity.com and JackpotCity Mobile Casino 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 www.GamingClub.com (founded 1994), www.JackpotCity.com, www.RiverBelle.com (founded 1997) and www.LuckyNugget.com, 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.
JackpotCity.com and its Sister Online Casinos Release their Top 10 Festive Season Slots Winners for Canada
JackpotCity.com Canada and its sister casinos have released a list of their top 10 online slots winners for the month of December 2010. The amount won by these lucky slots players totals CA$225,828
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[Press-News.org] JackpotCity.com and its Sister Online Casinos Release their Top 10 Festive Season Slots Winners for CanadaJackpotCity.com Canada and its sister casinos have released a list of their top 10 online slots winners for the month of December 2010. The amount won by these lucky slots players totals CA$225,828