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Gambling City Announces Expansion of Site and Services

Gambling City, a premier online gambling portal, has expanded its operations to accommodate the continued growth experienced. Gambling City offers users the chance to participate in exclusive bonuses and to get recommendations where to gamble online

2012-03-29
GIBRALTAR, March 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) Gambling City, a premier online gambling portal, has announced completion of plans for expanding the site to better serve visitors. "We feel visitors should constantly have new and fresh resources available to them to enable them to make the best online gambling choices," stated Graeme Levin, CEO of the Gambling City Network.

Features of this important expansion effort include an advanced bonus search, an advanced casino search and improved voting procedures to allow users to weigh in with their own opinions and experiences at online casinos. With over 600 casinos being tracked by Gambling City, it is important to get a manageable handle on which operations fit a player's needs. "Rather than requiring a potential player to wade through scads of information that may not suit his or her needs, we prefer to develop methods whereby a person can readily zero in on their specific preferences, with minimal delay," says Mr. Levin.

While Gambling City already boasts a solid loyal membership base (membership is free and offers many perks), the site continues to grow by leaps and bounds. One of the most exciting perks allows a member to earn LudoCoins (Gambling City's virtual money) by playing games and participating in gambling-related quizzes. LudoCoins can be used in raffles where the prizes include free gambling money to accredited and recommended casinos, as well as other fun and exciting activities to be found on Gambling City.

Gambling City is specifically tailored for both the newcomer and regular visitor and most users have profitably utilized the online gambling tips regularly provided to them. In addition to providing online casino reviews, members can vote and proffer their opinions on specific casinos and the site also offers the authoritative "Gambling Grumbles" where players learn that the site goes a step beyond many other portals by mediating between both players and casino operations to resolve problems that naturally will occur in the world of money and risk. It is comforting to know that someone has "got your back" when problems arise.

If you have visited Gambling City before, now is the time to return and take advantage of the outstanding improvements to the site. If you have not yet experienced Gambling City, there is no better time than today to see what is in store for you. For both the dedicated and casual gamblers, Gambling City should be your first stop when seeking the best overview of your online gaming choices.

The expanded site is ready for immediate review. Be sure to visit Gambling City and take advantage of their free membership and increased benefits.

The Gambling City network of 1,200 gambling portals satisfies all your online gambling needs.
For further information please send an email message to graeme@gamblingcity.com

Website: http://www.gamblingcity.com


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[Press-News.org] Gambling City Announces Expansion of Site and Services
Gambling City, a premier online gambling portal, has expanded its operations to accommodate the continued growth experienced. Gambling City offers users the chance to participate in exclusive bonuses and to get recommendations where to gamble online