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Rewards Flow At River Nile Casino with 109.01% in May Payouts

River Nile Online Casino paid out 109.01% in payouts in Poker Games during May.

2011-07-07
TA XBIEX, MALTA, July 06, 2011 (Press-News.org) River Nile Casino, a top online casino has reported an increase in payouts for the month of May, 2011. Payouts rose to 109.01% on Poker games. This ultimately means that more players won more during this period.

Games at the casino are divided into four main categories, these being Table Games, Poker Games, Slot Games and Unique Games. Each category is monitored and analysed individually and reports are generated on each category for the casino by an independent auditing association. Once the reports are generated, the casino makes these public for all users to view the reports at any time.

According to the casino spokesperson, Chris Wood, the casino has been striving for a high payout rate for a while and now they have achieved their goal. "It is very important for our casino to know that we have achieved what we set out to do. As part of the Vegas Partner Lounge Casino Group, we make it our aim to please our players. The best way to ensure a happy group of players is to have winning players. The best way to show that we have winning players is simply portrayed in our Payout Report."

"Every month we wait for this report with bated breath," continued Wood. "And when the audit is finalised and we receive our reports, we analyse them to see if we have achieved our goals. We were thrilled to discover that our payouts were exceptionally high for May, as they were more than ten percent above an average casino payout."

Wood went on to extend an invitation to all online gamers to join their top online casino and experience the winning benefits available to them. There are over 550 casino games on offer to players, including a variety of Progressive Jackpots that currently hold over 4.1 million in Jackpot winnings, and an assortment of Multi-Player games for socialites.

When joining this online playground, players are proffered the opportunity to experience the casino for an hour with the GBP/EUR/$1,500 Free-Play offer, where they can play with real casino credits for an hour and keep any winnings they make. (T's and C's apply). Alternatively, as a new player, gamers can purchase GBP/EUR/$25 casino credits and have an extra GBP/EUR/$50 credits added to their casino accounts, thus giving them GBP/EUR/$75 casino credits to play casino games. First-time depositors are further rewarded with 50 Free Spins on the Video Slot game, Avalon.

To find out more about other casino promotions and bonuses, go to http://www.rivernilecasino.net/.

River Nile 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, 777 Dragon Casino, Cinema Casino, Maple Casino, Aspinalls Casino, Aspinalls Poker, Casino UK, Casino-Mate.


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[Press-News.org] Rewards Flow At River Nile Casino with 109.01% in May Payouts
River Nile Online Casino paid out 109.01% in payouts in Poker Games during May.