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Golden Riviera Online Casino Offers New Multi-Player Game

Play Multi-Player No Worries in Golden Riviera Casino's virtual gaming environment.

2011-05-17
TA XBIEX, MALTA, May 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) Golden Riviera Online Casino has just announced the launch of its latest Multi-Player Video Slot game, No Worries. Based on a five-reel, nine-payline single player version of the game, this new adaptation of the game is sure to open up a new dimension of gaming for players. In addition to the rewards that players can win in the base game, gamers can now communicate amongst themselves with the Chat Function and compete for a Jackpot Bonus Prize, which occurs periodically.

Multi-Player No Worries is an Aussie themed slot game, offering players an opportunity to interact, make friends and break the barriers of online gaming while competing for online rewards. According to the casino's spokesperson, Emily Alessi, this new game will fill a gap in online gaming that has been begging filling for some time.

"Our players are looking for more from their gaming than what they have become accustomed to, over the years. We understand that with the increase of online socializing players want to experience this within the realm of gaming, too. Thus we are excited to add Multi-Player No Worries to our casino menu, as it offers a chat facility whereby players can chat with each other whilst playing for the normal prizes and a Jackpot Bonus."

Emily Alessi goes on to explain that players can play online casino games at the casino with the generous array of over 550 available games. New players are welcomed to the casino with the Initial Match Bonus or 100% on deposits of $/EUR/GBP125. Thus, they can play with $/EUR/GBP250! With a first deposit, players are also rewarded with 50 Free Spins on Thunder Struck 2. Alternatively, on Free Play, gamers are offered a $/EUR/GBP2,500 Free Play amount of real casino chips to play with for an hour. The casino rewards loyalty, referrals and re-deposits with bonus rewards, points that can be exchanged for cash and cash back in your casino account. In addition, there are various promotions, competitions and play-offs that are presented to players by the casino.

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[Press-News.org] Golden Riviera Online Casino Offers New Multi-Player Game
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