LONDON, ENGLAND, October 05, 2012 (Press-News.org) Slotland.com has combined the thrills of auto racing with the excitement of online slots in its new Turbo GT video slot. The fast paced slots game has race track symbols like mag wheels, stop watches and trophies and a turbo-charged bonus game that gives up to ten free spins.
"The graphics are great - sort of a Hot Wheels look," said one player, "But it's the sound effects that really get your blood racing! Well, sound effects - and free spins that is!"
Three "Turbo" scatter symbols anywhere on the reels trigger 10 Free Spins. Hitting Turbo scatter symbols during free spins adds even more free spins to the bonus game.
"Hitting free spins adds lots of playing time," said Slotland manager Michael Hilary. "You can spin Free Spin symbols even in the bonus round, so you can just keep playing and playing without placing another bet."
"This is an eleven payline game," said Hilary. "A lot of our games lately have been 25 line or more. You play slots differently when you have fewer lines. It'll be interesting to see what players think. I'm sure they'll let our Customer Service people know, and they'll probably tell us on Facebook!"
Slotland now offers twenty-seven real money online slots also available as mobile slots. Friendly customer service has distinguished this popular online slots site since it opened nearly 14 years ago.
Media inquiries:
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+44 (0) 208 123 7184 slotland@lyceummedia.com
About Slotland.com
For more than thirteen years Slotland has been one of the most popular and trusted online casinos in the world. Established in 1998, it is renowned for its fairness, security and sincerity. Slotland.com's progressive jackpot is won on average every six weeks and usually stands at over $100,000, making it one of the most -won jackpots on the internet. In 2005, the pioneering entertainment company introduced its first slot machine for the mobile phone/PDA platform. In 2008, Slotland.com launched WinADayCasino.com, a whole new kind of online casino experience with more one-of-a-kind instant-play Flash games.
Roar of the Racetrack Gives Rush of Adrenalin in Slotland's New 'Turbo GT' Slots Game -- Auto Racing-Themed Slot Features Free Spins
Slotland.com has combined the thrills of auto racing with the excitement of online slots in its new Turbo GT video slot. The fast paced slots game has a turbo-charged bonus game that gives up to ten free spins.
2012-10-05
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