TA XBIEX, MALTA, July 06, 2011 (Press-News.org) Online Casino, Maple Casino has just reported paying out 100.15% during the month of May for Table Games. There are four main divisions in the casino gaming, and the other three also reported payouts in the high nineties.
On a monthly basis, the casino payouts are independently audited and a report is compiled by a separate organization. This report has just been released by the casino, and payouts for May were running high!
Casino Manager, Charlotte Jackson, said, "We are very proud to announce that our Table Game Payouts for May have peaked at 100.15%. This indicates that the games are highly popular, as well as showing that our players are doing very well in this area of gaming. We are thrilled for all our players who have won at our casino, and we wish to extend our congratulations to one and all."
Maple online Casino is a Canadian-themed online casino, which is part of the Vegas Partner Lounge Group of Casinos. This themed casino offers new players a sweet Welcome Bonus of 150% on deposits of GBP/EUR/$40. Thus, new players have GBP/EUR/$60 complimentary casino credits added to their accounts, giving them GBP/EUR/$100 to play at the casino.
Players also receive 50 Free Spins on the 5-Reel Video Slot game, Loaded. All additional deposits can earn a player up to GBP/EUR/$3,000 with the 15% Re-Deposit Bonus, based on the player's method of deposit.
There are continual bonuses and promotions that the casino offers to players, including a 4-tier loyalty programme, and an array of regular Tournaments and competitions. Players can enjoy Slot Games, Table Games, Unique Games and Video Poker Games, as well as Multi-Player and 3D games. In total, there are close to 600 games currently offered by the casino.
Go to http://www.maplecasino.ca/ to find out more about what Maple Casino has to offer players.
Maple Casino is part of Vegas Partner Lounge (VPL) - a gaming group that has been around for over 10 years and hosts some of the most prestigious casinos in the online environment. Other brands within the VPL Group include: Crazy Vegas Casino, Crazy Poker, Golden Riviera Casino, Sun Vegas Casino, River Nile Casino, 777 Dragon Casino, Cinema Casino, Aspinalls Casino, Aspinalls Poker, Casino UK, Casino-Mate.
Maple Casino Tops 100% in May Payouts
Canadian-themed online casino, Maple Casino reports 100.15% in Payouts on Table Games.
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