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GambleGang.com Brings Group Buying Power to Online Gaming with the Launch of 'the Groupon of igaming'

First group discount bonus doubles initial deposit bonus at Microgaming casino Red Flush.

2011-07-08
CHARLESTOWN, NEVIS, July 08, 2011 (Press-News.org) Starlight Networks LLC has launched the first ever group buying service dedicated solely to the igaming industry. GambleGang.com is similar to the group buying model used by Groupon, but is focused exclusively on online gaming.

The GambleGang.com igaming group buy service has grown out of a large and successful gaming affiliate network. Gamble Gang will use its strengths in e-gaming marketing and relationships with casino, poker and sportsbetting sites to bring online gamblers the best possible group buying deals.

"Groupon and other group discount networks have proven that the group buying model works," said GambleGang.com Founder. "I'm amazed that no one else is doing it for online casino and poker players and online sports bettors - but here we are, getting online gamblers great deals!"

Gamble Gang has its first group buying deal with Red Flush Casino, a Microgaming powered casino. Users can signup for a Special Group Discount Bonus through Gamble Gang at Red Flush Casino and receive a 200% match deposit bonus on their initial deposit bonus instead of the standard 100% bonus.

This is but a taste of the benefits Gamble Gang will bring to online gamblers worldwide through the power of its group buying model.

About GambleGang.com (http://www.gamblegang.com)

Created by a group of successful igaming affiliate managers, GambleGang.com - the 'Groupon of igaming' - brings the power of group buying to online casino, poker and sportsbook customers. Launched in July 2011 by Starlight Networks LLC, GambleGang.com is the first ever group buying service dedicated solely to the igaming industry.

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[Press-News.org] GambleGang.com Brings Group Buying Power to Online Gaming with the Launch of 'the Groupon of igaming'
First group discount bonus doubles initial deposit bonus at Microgaming casino Red Flush.