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2011-08-27

ST JULIANS, MALTA, August 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Billion Dollar Gran is a delightful classic fruit online slots feature with 3 reels and 1 payline. The game's premise is a quirky take on a winning granny who is hip, happening and ready for riches.

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Isis slot game gives players a chance to turn back the hands of time and take a trip back to ancient Egypt. There are features like Scatter, Wild, Free Spins, Bonus and a Gamble feature which allows players to make the most of this game and win more.

Porky Payout is a vibrant slot game with great illustrations and phenomenal payouts. This 5-reel, 20-payline video slot is based on the highly successful Porky pig and his charming cigar-smoking antics.

Royal Vegas Online Casino players have over 500 games to choose from including the newly released Multi-Player Isis, which could also have the same effects as its predecessor.

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