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Cinema Casino Cracks 100% in Payouts on Table Games

Cinema Online Casino pays out 100.77% for Table Games in February.

Cinema Casino Cracks 100% in Payouts on Table Games
2011-04-02
TA XBIEX, MALTA, April 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) Cinema Online Casino has just reported payouts of over 100% for Table Games during the month of February, 2011. Casino Table Games by definition include Blackjack, Poker, Craps, Baccarat and Roulette amongst other games. Victor Roberts, the representative for the casino, commented that Table Games seem to offer prominent payouts at the casino.

"We have noticed a trend on Table Game Payouts over a period of time, and our Table Games definitely seem to be highly generous when it comes to our players and winners. We have had a run of great payouts for our players on Table Games, and we are proud of this, because it means that our players are getting what they came here for, and that is what counts at our casino. We are here to make winners, and with payouts of over 100%, we are accomplishing our goals!"

Casino Payouts are generally below the 98% mark, so payouts of over 100% are definitely noteworthy and reason for celebration. All casino payouts at Cinema Casino are verified by an independent auditing body. This ensures constant fair play and fair payouts. Payouts percentages are calculated on a monthly basis and verified by these independent auditing commissions.

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[Press-News.org] Cinema Casino Cracks 100% in Payouts on Table Games
Cinema Online Casino pays out 100.77% for Table Games in February.