Royal Vegas UK Online Casino's Winter Entertainment

Royal Vegas UK Online Casino is set to make the impending winter months a lot more exciting with a great collection of games, promotions and tournaments to play in.

2010-09-09

ST. JULIANS, MALTA, September 09, 2010 (Press-News.org) One of the most attractive elements that Royal Vegas UK Online Casino offers is the Free Play for a Day, 1000 Free Spins Opening Casino Offer. This provides a great way for players new to the casino to experience all the entertainment and casino games firsthand and right from the get-go. Free spins are automatically credited to the player's Real Money account, and any winnings a player makes with those free spins can be kept, up to a maximum of GBP200.

Upon a player's first deposit at the casino, they will also be eligible for the 100% deposit match bonus of up to GBP100 free.

Upon simple registration and casino software download, players will have full access to the incredible range of games offered at the casino. From popular games such as slots and blackjack to roulette and video poker, there is a game in this collection to suit the needs of all casino fans. The jackpots infused into each game also give players something extra to play for. The graphics and imagery are incredibly advanced and provide pure visual delight for all players.

Security and safety are also a high priority at the casino, making gambling from home that much more pleasurable. With top security measures in place, all personal information remains just that; personal, and secure, trustworthy banking methods come guaranteed for players' peace of mind.

The casino support staff is available via email and telephone in a variety of international languages, providing constant support for players with casino-related enquiries, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Winter may soon be approaching, but the entertainment levels casino fans can experience will not be hampered. Royal Vegas Online Casino, a leading UK gaming community, will provide the winter warmth players need to stay at home and still enjoy all their favourite casino games without feeling the chill.

Casino play online this winter will not go cold when players play at Royal Vegas UK Online Casino.

About Royal Vegas UK:

Royal Vegas Online Casino offers superior online gaming excitement, all through the use of a personal PC. This greatly accomplished and highly popular online casino, being a part of the Fortune Lounge Group of online casinos has set the benchmark for online gaming entertainment in the quality graphics and appealing rewards on offer through every game available.

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