LONDON, ENGLAND, June 07, 2011 (Press-News.org) Slotland's new Tikal Treasure online slot machine takes players to the mystical temples of the ancient Mayans where the treasures of the ancients lay waiting. Until June 12th, Slotland is giving every player a free $15 chip to take a free spin on the new game. (Regular bonus restrictions apply.)
Tikal Treasure is a 5 reel, 25 pay line slot machine. Like all of Slotland's latest new games, it has eye-popping full screen graphics and brilliant sound effects. With a $15 free chip to try the new game, and a six-figure jackpot that many players feel is overdue for a win, the long-popular online casino expects to be extra busy this week.
Tikal was the capital of one of the most powerful kingdoms of the ancient Maya and crumbling ruins still attest to the power and riches of the Mayans. The new Tikal Treasure slot machine mimics the distinctive carvings of the ancient Mayan temples. Ornate symbols from Mayan astrology, stone masks, sun gods and mystical Mayan cats spin on the reels.
The Wild symbol in this game is the head of a Mayan totem pole. When it appears on any reel, animation morphs it into a spectacular symbol covering the whole reel. The Wild symbol then applies to all three rows.
To advance to the Bonus Round, players must collect orange stone balls, which automatically drop into the receptacles below when they appear on any reel. Five orange balls trigger the Bonus Round where the goal is to create a winning horizontal, vertical or diagonal line of three or more of the same adjacent symbols. Players have five chances to destroy any block on the reels causing another block to drop down to replace it. A line of three or more of the same symbols pays off to the player's cash balance according to the payoff chart.
Like all of the online slots at Slotland, Tikal Treasure is tied to the casino's famously loose progressive jackpot. According to Mayan mythology, the god Quetzalcoatl is a giver of life. In the new Tikal Treasure slot machine, the 5 Quetzalcoatl symbols in a row on a minimum $20 bet wins the jackpot which is currently over $125,000 and considered overdue for a win by many regular Slotland players.
Slotland.com has been offering one-of-a-kind online slot machines and video poker games for more than twelve years. There are now 21 instant-play casino games to choose from at the no download casino - none of them found at any other online casino.
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For further information please contact:
Larry Colcy
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Established in 1998, Slotland.com is renowned for its fairness, security and sincerity. Slotland.com's progressive jackpot is won on average every six weeks and usually stands at over $100,000, making it one of the most frequently won jackpots on the Internet. In 2005, the pioneering entertainment company introduced its first slot machine for the mobile phone/PDA platform. Slotland.com has been voted "Most Unique Slot Site" and "Best Progressive Jackpot Site" by Strictly Slots Magazine readers, named "Best Web TV" in a Gambling Online Magazine poll, and selected as a finalist in the ME Awards "Best Mobile Gambling Company" category. In 2008, Slotland.com launched WinADayCasino.com, a whole new kind of online casino experience with beautifully illustrated whimsical, one-of-a-kind instant-play Flash games.
Slotland Gives Players $15 to Try New 'Tikal Treasure' Mayan-Theme Slot Machine
Slotland's new Tikal Treasure online slot machine takes players to the mystical temples of the ancient Mayans where the treasures of the ancients lay waiting. Until June 12th, Slotland is giving every player a free $15 chip to take a free spin.
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[Press-News.org] Slotland Gives Players $15 to Try New 'Tikal Treasure' Mayan-Theme Slot MachineSlotland's new Tikal Treasure online slot machine takes players to the mystical temples of the ancient Mayans where the treasures of the ancients lay waiting. Until June 12th, Slotland is giving every player a free $15 chip to take a free spin.