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Maple Online Casino Makes Big Winners

D. R. won over $82,000 yesterday, while playing games at Maple Casino.

2011-06-04
TA XBIEX, MALTA, June 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) Malta - May 2011 - Celebrations are certainly underway in D. R.'s household today, because he has just won over $82,000 playing at Maple Online Casino. He won a few prizes while playing different games, which makes his winnings even more impressive.

D. R. won $61,522.00 while playing Hitman; $12,050.00 on Multi-Hand European Blackjack; and $9,350.00 while playing Classic Blackjack. Thus, all his winnings for the day equal $82,922.00.

Casino Manager, Charlotte Jackson, was available for comment. "Congratulations D. R. We are very proud of your accomplishments at our casino. We believe that everyone should be a winner. Players come to our casino to play games and win rewards, and that is certainly what you have done today. We wish you continued success at our casino. Keep making us proud!" Jackson encouraged players who want to experience the same success as D. R. to join Maple Casino and start playing any of the over 550 games now.

D. R. is a registered player at Maple Online Casino. This Canadian-themed casino boasts a true Canadian look-and-feel and offers players authentic Canadian hospitality. Players who sign up for a casino account can play with $1,250 worth of casino credits for an hour. Any winnings that gamers make with this offer are to be kept by these players. (T's and C's apply). Alternatively, when a player makes their first deposit of $40, the casino will add a complimentary amount of $60 to their casino accounts with the Initial Match Bonus. Thus, players can play with $100 when they make their first deposit. In addition, players will also receive 50 Free Spins on the featured Video Slot game, Loaded. This is designed to help a new player kick-start his or her gaming.

All subsequent deposits and casino chip purchases are rewarded with an up to 15% Re-Deposit Bonus (depending on the player's banking method). Loyalty to the casino is rewarded as players are automatically entered into a four-tier Loyalty Programme, which allows them to gain points and increase their gaming benefits.

At Maple Casino, Players can choose from over 550 games, including Reel and Video Slots, Video Poker, Table Games and Unique Games. There are also Bonus Games, 3D games, Tournaments and Multi-Player games for communal players.

Please visit http://www.maplecasino.ca/ for more information.

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[Press-News.org] Maple Online Casino Makes Big Winners
D. R. won over $82,000 yesterday, while playing games at Maple Casino.