ST. JOHNS, ANTIGUA, May 04, 2012 (Press-News.org) Intertops Casino players will be climbing Mount Olympus this month to claim their place with the Gods - and win a share of the $70,000 in casino bonus money and cash prizes to be awarded in May.
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As always, Intertops players will earn points as they play this month. So that everyone has a chance to win in the Greek Gods giveaway, players are ranked in six levels according to the amount they play. For May the levels are named after Greek gods: Hercules, Hermes, Athena, Aphrodite, Poseidon and Zeus. Players that reach the top "Zeus" level can win $1000 cash prizes. There are huge bonus prizes awarded in the other levels too. Players can check their current points and ranking any time on the Greek Gods scoreboard.
The Greek Gods will smile on many more players throughout the month as hundreds (advised by email) will receive additional free bonuses up to $250.
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Intertops was founded in 1983 in London with a UK Bookmakers License and relocated to Austria in 1992. They accepted the world's first online bet in 1996. In 1997, the online business moved to Antigua while the traditional sports betting business remained in Austria. 1998 saw the launch of one of the first Microgaming online casinos. In 2001, the innovative company developed the first mobile betting application, enabling customers to bet with mobile phones anywhere anytime. By 2003 Intertops began online poker operations, progressing to online skill-based gaming in under a year. Intertops Casino now provides more than 300 state-of-the-art casino games from Real Time Gaming (RTG). It has some of the biggest progressive jackpots available anywhere online including several that are currently well over $1,000,000.
Greek Gods Smile on Intertops Casino Players, Bestowing $70,000 in Bonuses and Cash Prizes This Month
Intertops Casino players will be climbing Mount Olympus this month to claim their place with the Gods - and win a share of the $70,000 in casino bonus money and cash prizes to be awarded in May.
2012-05-04
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