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Online Casino JackpotCity.com is Handing Out Daily Easter Treats to its UK Players During the Month of April

JackpotCity.com Online Casino is offering all of its UK based players the chance to win daily Easter treats during the month of April, 2011.

2011-04-02
MALTA, April 02, 2011 (Press-News.org) JackpotCity.com UK Online Casino http://www.jackpotcity.com/uk/ has announced that it will be treating their players to a host of daily Easter promotions in their Microgaming powered online casino software. To access the promotion players will need to log into their software anytime between the 4th and the 24th of April 2011, wager 50 credits and enter the Easter Calendar promotion. The daily Easter giveaways will consist of the following casino promotional prizes:

Week One: (4 - 10 April, 2011)

The daily rewards consist of 425 Free Spins, 100 Credits, 90,000 Loyalty Points, Double Loyalty Points and More!

Week Two: (11 - 17 April, 2011)

The daily rewards consist of 370 Free Spins, 75 Credits, 135,000 Loyalty Points and More!

Week Three: (18 - 24 April, 2011)

The daily rewards consist of 295 Free Spins, 125 Credits, 150,000 Loyalty Points and even Double Loyalty Points for a day!

How Loyalty Points Work

JackpotCity.com rewards all of their players with Loyalty Points based on their wagering activity. These Loyalty Points can then be exchanged for FREE casino credits. To learn more about the Loyalty Program please go to the JackpotCity.com Online Casino site.

Please Note! This promotion is for UK based JackpotCity.com Online Casino players only. To find out about Online Casino Promotions in your area please go to the JackpotCity.com gambling homepage:

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Alternatively you can book an interview with the PR officer for Digimedia Ltd by contacting:

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 Digimedia Ltd, a global gaming and entertainment group. Digimedia Ltd, of Villa Seminia 8, Sir Temi Zammit Avenue, Malta, is authorized and licensed by the Lotteries and Gaming Authority of Malta under license numbers LGA/CL1/542/2008 and LGA/CL3/542/2008 which were both issued on 16 June 2010.

All Digimedia Ltd flagship casino brands, including www.GamingClub.com (founded 1994), www.JackpotCity.com, www.RiverBelle.com (founded 1997) and www.LuckyNugget.com, as well as Cool Hand Poker, have been awarded the eCOGRA seal of approval.

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[Press-News.org] Online Casino JackpotCity.com is Handing Out Daily Easter Treats to its UK Players During the Month of April
JackpotCity.com Online Casino is offering all of its UK based players the chance to win daily Easter treats during the month of April, 2011.