ROAD TOWN, BVI, September 01, 2011 (Press-News.org) Grande Vegas Casino players will be checking their messages more frequently this month since the popular online casino will be sending news about special offers such as no-deposit bonuses, cash-back bonuses, add-on tournaments and extra deposit bonuses three times in September. They're not saying when the messages will be sent though, and there will be no email or any other notification, so players are advised to check their Message Center regularly.
"The special bonuses will be no surprise for our players since they're used to getting lots of casino bonuses -- and we've told them there will be more this month," said casino manager Robert Miller. "However, WHEN we send the messages will be a complete surprise, so we encourage everyone to keep an eye on their casino Message Center!"
The Message Center surprise bonuses begin September 6th. Since players will have only 24 hours to redeem them, it's important to check frequently so as not to miss out on any free cash. As a sample of even bigger surprises to come, Miller sent a message to players today about a surprise bonus valid for one week. (Standard wagering requirements apply and are detailed on the casino's website.)
Grande Vegas Casino offers more than 300 casino games including slots, blackjack and roulette. It launched its newest online slot machine earlier this month. "Glitz & Glamour" is a 5 reel, 25 pay line slot machine with a decadent "old Hollywood" theme. Players can earn up to 30 free games giving them lots of extra game-time.
GrandeVegasCasino.com offers some of the biggest progressive jackpots available online including Jackpot Pinatas which is currently over $1.7 million. Aztec's Millions is over $1.2 million and the Midlife Crisis/Shopping Spree has topped $1.1 million. Even Cleopatra's Gold has a jackpot of over a quarter million.
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Grande Vegas Casino Players Have Surprise Bonuses Waiting in Their Casino Message Center
Grande Vegas Casino will find surprise news about special offers such as no-deposit bonuses, cash-back bonuses, add-on tournaments and extra deposit bonuses in their casino Message Center this month.
2011-09-01
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