SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA, April 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Hollywoodsportsbook (www.hollywoodsportsbook.eu, formerly www.hollywoodsportsbook.com) a leading online entertainment gaming site since 1997, today announced that April is "Nuthin' But Baseball" month. All month, Hollywood is giving away pairs of tickets to its qualifying clients to all levels of baseball games in their client's neighborhoods, whether it be MLB or even High School ball...
Robert Evans, Hollywood's Director of Operations says "April is here and that means only one thing.... Baseball is in full swing!... And we want our players and let Hollywood "take you out to the ballgame!"
Qualification for this promo is to wager just a minimum $100 on MLB in any week this month. People can enter and win each week. Winners are chosen completely at random.
"Hollywood continues to be the most creative company in a very competitive industry" says Milt Tomkins, CEO of www.sportsbookbonushunter.com a leading referrer of gamblers to various gaming sites. "We find that nobody compares to Hollywood in terms of creativity, concern for their clients, and safety of funds...not to mention some lucrative promotions such as this one" concludes Tomkins.
See complete details of that fun promotion here:
http://www.hollywoodsportsbook.eu/promotions/monthly.php
Additionally Hollywood has a special promotion for new clients. Sign up and make a deposit with them and they will give you an extra 20% in Free Cash bonus money using promo code GOW20A
About Hollywood Sportsbook
Incorporated and licensed in Antigua, Hollywoodsportsbook.eu is an online gaming entertainment site which has been serving its worldwide customers in a safe, secure environment since 1997. Hollywood staff are well known as experts in big money betting trends on everything from entertainment, news events, to sports and politics.
They offer betting action on all major US and international sporting and horse racing events as well as a full range of popular online casino and poker games 24/7.
For more information, contact Hollywood's PR Director, Ms. Kathy Mora at 1-800-220-0002 ext 2424 or kathy@hollywoodsportsbook.com
HollywoodSportsbook.eu Announces April "Nuthin' But Baseball" Month Long Promotion
Online gaming company giving out tickets to all levels of baseball games to its clients all month to qualifying clients.
2012-04-05
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