Crazy Vegas Casino's Mega Moolah Makes Winners Yet Still Keeping the Best for Last!

Mega Moolah just made another winner at Crazy Vegas Casino with a CAD10,539.97 win.

2011-07-07

TA XBIEX, MALTA, July 06, 2011 (Press-News.org) Congratulations to H. S. who won CAD10,539.97 (EUR7,498.14) at Crazy Vegas Online Casino, whilst playing on the Progressive Jackpot game, Mega Moolah Progressive.

Although, the Progressive Jackpot, Mega Moolah has not yet budged by spilling out its grand jackpot prize, it has still been making winners along the way. The latest winner was one of the player's at Crazy Vegas Online Casino. H. S. won CAD10,539.97 (EUR7,498.14) on Mega Moolah at Crazy Vegas Casino.

Mega Moolah's massive jackpot is currently valued at over 2.5 million and it is ever-growing. Every minute sees the jackpot growing and the ultimate prize increasing in size! Mega Moolah is one of 4 games that are linked to the Progressive Jackpot, giving players an opportunity to play the games and have a chance at cracking the life-changing jackpot.

The four games that are linked to the major jackpot each have their own themes. Mega Moolah Summertime has 5 Reels, 9 Paylines and is themed around a Beach Holiday. Mega Moolah Isis has 5 Reels, 25 Paylines and is based on Egyptian Mythology. Mega Moolah Original Progressive is themed around African Animals and it offers 5 Reels and 25 Paylines. Mega Moolah 5-Reel Drive is a racing-themed Progressive with 5 Reels and 15 Paylines. Mega Moolah has a 4-tier jackpot system, these being the Mini, Minor, Major and Mega Jackpots.

Trevor Penn, Senior Executive at Crazy Vegas Online Casino, said, "We extend our warm congratulations to H. S. who has won a fairly large prize on the Mega Moolah Progressive game. It is always fabulous when our players are rewarded for their gaming. The major jackpot, however, is still growing and hasn't yet paid out the Mega Jackpot prize. We are eagerly awaiting the news of a winner who walks away with this life-changing prize."

New players who join other players at Crazy Vegas Casino are welcomed with a bonus. Players can opt to enjoy GBP/EUR/$3,000 free casino credits for an hour. Any winnings made are for the player to keep. (T's and C's apply). Alternatively, players can make their first deposit and receive the 100% Initial Match Bonus on a deposit of GBP/EUR/$100. Players can be rewarded with up to an additional GBP/EUR/$100! Thus, new depositors can play with GBP/EUR/$200. In addition, players who make their first deposit can enjoy 50 Free Spins on the 5-Reel Video Slot game, The Lord of the Rings . Players can choose from over 550 thrilling casino games, including 24 Progressive Jackpots. There are ongoing rewards for all players at this online playground.

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