NICOSIA, CYPRUS, March 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Most regular online slots players have their good nights when they get lucky and have a fun winning streak. But, to win $10,000 or more on every game you try is every online casino player's dream. This dream came true at JackpotCapital.com last week when one lucky player tried six online slot machines during a two-day period and walked away with a total of $139,957.77 in winnings.
"I had played Aladdin's Wishes before. In fact, I had a bit of luck on it last time I played so I started there. I couldn't believe it when I won $29,305!" said the winner from the undisclosed tropical resort where he and his wife have gone to start enjoying their good fortune. "I never have the kind of luck! My wife told me I should quit while I was ahead but I thought, what the heck, I think I'll just try one more game before I log off. So I played Count Spectacular for a bit."
It was not long before Armin B. had racked up $9,980 in winnings on Count Spectacular. He went on to win $10,020 playing Goblin's Treasure and then his unbelievable good luck continued when he won $25,593.77 playing Mystic Dragon. After winning more than $45,000, he called it a night. Next day, still in shock over his run of luck the night before, he decided to take a few spins on the Texan Tycoon slot machine and started winning right away. That day he also played Pay Dirt. He added another $21,394.50 to his winnings playing Texan Tycoon and a staggering $43,665 on Pay Dirt for a grand two-day total of $139,957.77
"We often see players have winning streaks," said casino manager Oliver Smith. "Sometimes Lady Luck just smiles on you! However, this really is an incredible run of luck. He won a lot of money and it sounds like he had a lot of fun in the process. We couldn't be happier for him!"
JackpotCapital.com is home to the biggest progressive jackpots available online to US players. At over $1.6 million, the Jackpot Pinatas jackpot is the largest jackpot available, but two other jackpots have also reached seven-figures. The Aztec's Millions jackpot and the jackpot tied to both the Mid-Life Crisis and Shopping Spree slots are all well over $1 million.
Media Inquiries:
Larry Colcy, Lyceum Media
+44 (0)207 976 6469
larry@lyceummedia.com
About JackpotCapital.com
JackpotCapital.com Online Casino offers over 300 exciting games, including many Progressive Jackpots such as Caribbean Hold 'em, Mid-Life Crisis, Shopping Spree and Light Speed, and hosts slots tournaments played on some of its most popular slot machines. Every casino game comprises state-of-the art graphics and sound to provide a unique gaming experience. Instant-play Flash versions are available for most games. With its variety of deposit options, www.JackpotCapital.com is capable of serving players from all over the world including the United States.
JackpotCapital.com Online Slots Player Has Incredible $139,957 Winning Streak
An online slots players dream came true at JackpotCapital.com last week when he played six online slot machines at JackpotCapital.com during a two-day period and walked away with a total of $139,957.77 in winnings.
2011-03-25
ELSE PRESS RELEASES FROM THIS DATE:
Paleo-Indians settled North America earlier than thought, study suggests
2011-03-25
Researchers excavating a creek bed in central Texas have found evidence suggesting humans settled in North America some two thousand years earlier than previously estimated.
The findings are reported in the March 25 issue of Science.
Earth scientists at the University of Illinois at Chicago determined the age using an optical dating technique. They linked sediment and mineral samples to human artifacts and tools found in a single stratigraphic layer located below younger, previously dated Paleo-Indian Clovis-culture artifacts.
Texas A&M University anthropologist Michael ...
Penn researchers uncover novel immune therapy for pancreatic cancer
2011-03-25
PHILADELPHIA - Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania's Abramson Cancer Center have discovered a novel way of treating pancreatic cancer by activating the immune system to destroy the cancer's scaffolding. The strategy was tested in a small cohort of patients with advanced pancreatic cancer, several of whose tumors shrank substantially. The team believes their findings – and the novel way in which they uncovered them -- could lead to quicker, less expensive cancer drug development.
The authors call the results, published in the March 25 issue of Science, a big ...
Texas A&M-led study shows earliest American residents came at least 15,500 years ago
2011-03-25
COLLEGE STATION, March 24, 2011— New discoveries at a Central Texas archaeological site by a Texas A&M University-led research team prove that people lived in the region far earlier – as much as 2,500 years earlier – than previously believed, rewriting what anthropologists know about when the first inhabitants arrived in North America. That pushes the arrival date back to about 15,500 years ago.
Michael Waters, director of Texas A&M's Center for the Study of First Americans, along with researchers from Baylor University, the University of Illinois-Chicago, the University ...
Group Fitness Buying Helps Break the Ice Between Consumer and Merchant
2011-03-25
FitnessCouponClub.com has launched a service that helps to bring fitness professionals and companies together with fitness conscious consumers. By offering a group buying opportunity on the website, fitness companies can offer their services to fitness enthusiasts and fanatics who are looking for a deal on fitness classes, personal training and other fitness services or products. They even offer the opportunity to market worldwide if the service or product meets certain standards.
Following group buying trends, many companies have increased their clientele by offering ...
Can we get more social benefits from forests and have higher biodiversity?
2011-03-25
ANN ARBOR, Mich.---When local residents are allowed to make rules about managing nearby forests, the forests are more likely to provide greater economic benefits to households and contain more biodiversity, two University of Michigan researchers and a colleague conclude from an analysis of forest practices in tropical developing countries of East Africa and South Asia.
Lauren Persha and Arun Agrawal of the University of Michigan and Ashwini Chhatre of the University of Illinois used evidence from more than 80 forest sites in six tropical countries to test how local participation ...
Noninvasive brain stimulation may improve swallowing after stroke
2011-03-25
Stroke patients who received electrical brain stimulation coupled with swallowing exercises showed greater improvement in swallowing ability than patients who did not receive this stimulation, according to a pilot study reported in Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association.
Difficulty swallowing, known as dysphagia, is a common and serious stroke complication. It can lead to aspiration, when food or foreign matter accidentally enters the lungs causing pneumonia. Aspiration and aspiration pneumonia are common complications after stroke and can be deadly.
The ...
Mini-stroke doubles risk of heart attack
2011-03-25
Patients who have suffered a "mini stroke" are at twice the risk of heart attack than the general population, according to research reported in Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association.
These mini-strokes, called transient-ischemic attacks, or TIAs, occur when a blood clot temporarily blocks a blood vessel to the brain. Although the symptoms are similar to a stroke, a TIA is shorter ─ usually lasting only minutes or a few hours ─ and does not cause long-term disability. A TIA, also called a "warning stroke," signals a high risk of a subsequent, larger ...
People Skills Make Accountants Count
2011-03-25
In an industry characterised by the need for strong technical skills, the development of the interpersonal side of things is often forgotten. If you're aiming for your first job post qualification or rising through the managerial ranks, Michael Page Finance knows that it's your soft skills that can set you apart from the crowd.
Recruiters on the lookout
Accountancy jobs can demand a varying set of skills. A range of different employers, from small businesses to FTSE-listed multinationals rely on us to recruit their finance professionals.
With exposure to so ...
Researchers reveal remarkable fossil
2011-03-25
Researchers from China, Leicester and Oxford have discovered a remarkable fossil which sheds new light on an important group of primitive sea creatures.
The 525-million-year-old fossil belongs to a group of tentacle-bearing creatures which lived inside hard tubes. Previously only the tubes have been seen in detail but this new specimen clearly shows the soft parts of the body including tentacles for feeding.
Details of the discovery have been announced today in the journal Current Biology. The study was funded by the Royal Society and the National Natural Foundation ...
Hotels-Paris.co.uk - Find it All at Foire de Paris
2011-03-25
The variety on offer at the Foire de Paris means everyone is likely to find something they are interested in at the exhibition, with stands ranging from travel destinations to cooking gadgets.
It runs from April 28th to May 8th 2011 and features three sections: home, leisure and world culture.
Visitors will find plenty of inspiration for luxury holidays and property renovations at the event, with exhibitors sharing top tips on how people can spend their cash.
To add to the fun, challenges and awards will be handed out during the fair for visitors and products.
The ...
LAST 30 PRESS RELEASES:
A JBNU–KIMS collaborative study on a cost-effective alloy matches superalloys for power plants and energy infrastructure
New study overturns long-held model of how plants coordinate immune responses.
New AI model predicts disease risk while you sleep
Scientists discover molecular ‘reshuffle’ and crack an 80-year-old conundrum
How stressors during pregnancy impact the developing fetal brain
Electrons lag behind the nucleus
From fungi to brain cells: one scientist's winding path reveals how epigenomics shapes neural destiny
Schizophrenia and osteoporosis share 195 genetic loci, highlighting unexpected biological bridges between brain and bone
Schizophrenia-linked genetic variant renders key brain receptor completely unresponsive to both natural and therapeutic compounds
Innovative review reveals overlooked complexity in cellular energy sensor's dual roles in Alzheimer's disease
Autism research reframed: Why heterogeneity is the data, not the noise
Brazil's genetic treasure trove: supercentenarians reveal secrets of extreme human longevity
The (metabolic) cost of life
CFRI special issue call for papers: New Frontiers in Sustainable Finance
HKU Engineering scholar demonstrates the smallest all-printed infrared photodetectors to date
Precision empowerment for brain "eavesdropping": CAS team develops triple-electrode integrated functional electrode for simultaneous monitoring of neural signals and chemical transmitters during sleep
Single-capillary endothelial dysfunction resolved by optoacoustic mesoscopy
HKU three research projects named among ‘Top 10 Innovation & Technology News in Hong Kong 2025’ showcasing excellence in research and technology transfer
NLRSeek: A reannotation-based pipeline for mining missing NLR genes in sequenced genomes
A strand and whole genome duplication–aware collinear gene identification tool
Light storage in light cages: A revolutionary approach to on-chip quantum memories
Point spread function decoupling in computational fluorescence microscopy
BacPhase: Long-insert paired-end sequencing for bin marker construction and genome phasing
GmWOX1 regulates the mediolateral polarity of compound leaves in soybean
ChargeFabrica: An open-source simulation tool that aims to accelerate search for high performance perovskite solar cells
High levels of ADAR overexpression induce abundant and stochastic off-target RNA editing in rice protoplasts
On-demand upgraded recycling of polyethylene and construction of sustainable multifunctional materials based on the "LEGO" strategy
New "Stomata in-sight" system allows scientists to watch plants breathe in real-time
Anorexia nervosa may result in long-term skeletal muscle impairment
Narrative-based performance reviews deemed fairest by employees
[Press-News.org] JackpotCapital.com Online Slots Player Has Incredible $139,957 Winning StreakAn online slots players dream came true at JackpotCapital.com last week when he played six online slot machines at JackpotCapital.com during a two-day period and walked away with a total of $139,957.77 in winnings.