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Three New Flash Games at Crazy Vegas Online Casino

July sees the launch of 3 new rewarding games at Crazy Vegas Online Casino.

2011-07-10
TA XBIEX, MALTA, July 10, 2011 (Press-News.org) Crazy Vegas Online Casino has just launched three new games onto its No-Download Flash Casino. These new games are added to the already generous assortment of over 550 games and 24 Progressive Jackpots that are available in the casino lobby.

Riviera Riches
Riviera Riches is a 5-Reel Video Slot game that is themed around the game of Roulette at a Land-Based Casino. The 15 Paylines are filled with Wilds, Scatters and Bonus Symbols. 12 recursive Free Spins are up for grabs when 3 or more Scattered Cash symbols spin into place on the Reels. All winnings made during the Free Spins round are applied with a 3x Multiplier to triple your winnings. The Roulette Bonus Round is triggered when the Bonus Symbols appear anywhere on the first and fifth Reels. Players get 2 spins on the Roulette Wheel with multiple chances of winning and increasing their casino account balance.

Hexaline
Players who enjoy games that are somewhat extraordinary are in for a surprise as the latest Unique Game from Microgaming is set to get a gamer's "sixers" in a knot. The game is played out on a honeycomb grid filled with bright and boisterous Hexagons. All a player needs to do to win is complete a trail of hexagons (that are the same colour) from the left side to the right side of the grid. There is also a Gold Trail Bonus to bring players extra winnings! Every move that is made with this Bonus Trail awards a win. There is also a Wild Hexad to complete winning chains and ensure additional winnings!

Multi-Player Roulette - Diamond Edition
The Diamond Edition of Multi-Player Roulette is set to get a player's senses spinning at the Tables. This Roulette game is based on European Roulette (there is only one zero on the Wheel). As a Multi-Player game, players can pit their talents against each other. There are three Table Speeds: 20, 40 and 60 second Tables. There is also a Chat Function, which allows you the opportunity to communicate with players, whilst aiming to win grand rewards.

Casino Manager at this Online Casino, Trevor Penn, stated, "We are proud to add these new games to our gaming portfolio as they show our wacky sense of variety and it portrays our intense desire to fulfill our player's need for diverse gaming. These are three very different games that can bring winnings to players and ensure maximum playing pleasure. We invite all players to join our virtual playgrounds and come experience our Crazy Vegas Casino experience."

New players at the casino are welcomed with the GBP/EUR/$3,000 Free-Play Bonus, where gamers play for an hour with real casino credits and keep their winnings. (T's and C's apply). Alternatively, they can make their first purchase of casino credits and enjoy the 100% Initial Match Bonus. With their first deposit, these players can also take advantage of 50 Free Spins on The Lord of the Rings Video Slot game. All subsequent deposits receive an up to 15% Re-Deposit Bonus (up to GBP/EUR/$3,000 per month). There are over 550 exciting games to choose from, and this range is ever increasing.

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[Press-News.org] Three New Flash Games at Crazy Vegas Online Casino
July sees the launch of 3 new rewarding games at Crazy Vegas Online Casino.