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WinADay Players on Facebook Choose 'Pet' Theme for New Slots Game

WinADayCasino is consulting with players on Facebook in the development of its next one-of-a-kind online casino game. Fans of the online casino's Facebook page voted almost unanimously that the new game have a "house pet" theme.

WinADay Players on Facebook Choose 'Pet' Theme for New Slots Game
2012-03-27
LONDON, ENGLAND, March 27, 2012 (Press-News.org) WinADayCasino.com is consulting with players on Facebook in the development of its next one-of-a-kind online casino game. Fans of the online casino's Facebook page voted almost unanimously that the new game have a "house pet" theme. They've since been asked for their input on how many pay lines the slot game should have and all slots players are invited give their opinion this week on what kind of bonus features should be included. Previous and current polls and discussions are available at www.Facebook.com/WinADayCasino.

"We're in pretty close touch with lots of our regular players and we're always listening to their ideas," said WinADay manager Michael Hilary. "Our players have certainly shaped our casino's evolution over the years. Now social media is giving us great new opportunities to interact with players, hear what they think. Our next new game will definitely be created 'by' our players. We're excited about that!"

When WinADay asked players for their opinions about a general theme for the new game, a third voted for an animal-themed game. Almost as many said they'd like a movie-themed game so that's a possibility for next time. Quite a few players also asked for another classical fruit slot like the extremely popular Fruitful 7s that was launched just last year. Other suggestions from players included astrology, money and vampires.

This isn't the first time WinADay has turned to its Facebook Friends for advice. A few months ago they asked for suggestions for a new game that was in development and Friends came up with Grand Liberty for the new "America" themed game.

WinADayCasino.com currently has 29 unique slot machine games that aren't available at any other online casino. The newest, Hold the Riches, is a five reel video slot with twenty paylines, a free spins feature and a hold button. A second version of Keno will launch in the next few weeks. The new pet-themed game - with bonus features to be determined - is expected to launch early summer.

Media inquiries:
Larry Colcy, Lyceum Media
winaday@lyceummedia.com

About WinADayCasino (http://www.winadaycasino.com)
A product of Slotland Entertainment S.A., WinADayCasino.com is a whimsical instant-play Flash casino offering unique free and real-money slot machines and card games that are available only at WinADay. All of the one-of-a-kind games are tied to one progressive jackpot. Generous deposit bonuses, game-of-the-month bonuses, daily random draws bonuses and frequent six-figure progressive jackpot wins have made this casino popular around the world.WinADay's affiliate program is managed by SlotlandAffiliates.com. WinADay players interact with each other and receive special casino bonuses on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/WinADayCasino.

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[Press-News.org] WinADay Players on Facebook Choose 'Pet' Theme for New Slots Game
WinADayCasino is consulting with players on Facebook in the development of its next one-of-a-kind online casino game. Fans of the online casino's Facebook page voted almost unanimously that the new game have a "house pet" theme.