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2012-07-31

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Deck the Halls
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Loaded
Deck the Halls is the other new Android game at All Slots Mobile. This is a Christmas themed game that brings joy to everyone all year round. Symbols include fireplaces, decorations, traditional turkey dinners, Santa Claus himself, Christmas trees and the all important gifts. The setting of this game is stunning on a deep red and green background where the Deck the Halls symbol acts as a wild and can take the place of any of the other symbols apart from the scatter. The scatter symbol is represented by the traditional Christmas bells and three or more of these on the screen awards players 10 free spins. All of the Android tablets and mobile phones that offer these Android mobile games and others use touch technology and players can play many of the game for fun or practice before committing real money to the game. This gives them a chance to familiarize themselves with the games and the touch controls. These new games with the support and service together with generous bonuses that are given at the All Slots Mobile Casino provide an excellent forum for mobile gaming on the go.

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