Bumper Xmas Bonus Won in LadyLuck's December Promotion

Giant stocking filled with electronic goodies has been awarded to lucky player Elizabeth M from Glasgow.

2011-12-21

LONDON, ENGLAND, December 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Christmas has come early for Reindeer Readies player Elizabeth from Glasgow the successful winner of LadyLuck's Christmas prize draw. Britain's favourite mobile casino has beat Santa in bringing the best Christmas presents to our lucky recipient!

The Christmas present package includes the following amazing prizes:

Nintendo Wii
PlayStation 3
LCD flat-screen TV
Portable DVD player
iPod Touch
Selection of top DVDs
and Chocolates

Given the fantastic prizes she won, Elizabeth was too shocked to speak but managed a "Wow, Wow, Wow! Merry Christmas!"

All Elizabeth had to do to be entered to win these fantastic treats was deposit and play GBP10 on LadyLuck's Christmas-themed mobile slots game Reindeer Readies between 1st and 18th of December, which automatically gained players entry into the festive prize draw. Every GBP10 deposited gave one entry into the prize draw, so the more times a customer played, the more chance they had of winning. Elizabeth will receive her special Christmas stocking delivered courtesy of LadyLuck's little helpers just in time for Christmas.

Been good this year? You can still receive early Christmas presents through our regular 'Advent Calendar' bonuses that are being given away every week before Christmas such as log-in bonuses and cash matches.

Reindeer Readies is available to play on 'Touch' (Apple and Android devices) and Java. LadyLuck's offers customers the opportunity to play the best casino games, mobile slots, mobile bingo and poker and win money on their phone wherever they are.

About LadyLuck's
LadyLuck's is dedicated to giving you the finest gaming experience you can have on your mobile phone. LadyLuck's believe that everyone (18+) has the right to play and win money from cash games on their mobile phone. They dedicate 100% of their time to ensuring their customers get the best games and games experience possible. You have to be 18 or over to play and you need a suitable mobile phone with a mobile Internet connection.

LadyLuck's is owned and operated by Probability (Gibraltar) Limited - a subsidiary of Probability PLC, the specialist mobile cash gaming company listed on the London Stock Exchange. Probability (Gibraltar) Limited is licensed by the Government of Gibraltar and regulated by the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority under Gibraltar's Gambling Act 2005.
About Probability plc

AIM listed Probability plc (stock symbol: PBTY) is the leader in the emerging segment of regulated gambling games for mobile devices. As Smartphones make mobile gaming a mass market proposition, Probability plc have the proprietary technology, privileged regulatory position and proven expertise to lead the sector.

Probability plc is registered in the UK company number 5830059. Gambling services are operated and maintained in Gibraltar by Probability (Gibraltar) Limited under a Remote Gambling Licence (no. 047) from the Government of Gibraltar.

Contacts:

Address: Probability
Petersham House, 5th Floor, 57A Hatton Garden, London, EC1N 8JG

Correspondance Address: Probability (Gibraltar) Limited Suite 975 Europort Gibraltar

Telephone: 0845 225 7777

Email: support@ladylucks.co.uk

Websites:
http://www.ladylucks.co.uk
http://www.probability.co.uk

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Twitter - http://twitter.com/ladylucks or @LadyLucks

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LadyLucks is the specialist mobile cash gaming company listed on the London Stock Exchange.

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