TA XBIEX, MALTA, October 09, 2010 (Press-News.org) On Thursday, online casino Golden Riviera announced that it will be releasing details on a brand-new competition in its French Riviera-themed casino lobby. For now all that is known is that the competition will be running for 4 weeks and that the starting date will be Monday 11th May 2010. The casino was reluctant to share further information on the details of the competition. We were however successful in contacting a representative from the casino, who disclosed to us that the competition will be based on the casino's newest video slot, and that due to legalities, the brand name of the new video slot could not be published as of yet. All we can say is that the slot to be utilized for the competition involves fantastical characters, with pointy ears, small children-like heroes, men, colossal elephants, wizards and an evil force to the east, and of course an evil ring.
The representative, who we cannot name due to fears of expulsion, also said that online casino players will have to complete a similar quest as in the game's narrative in four weeks during which time they will have to collect 9 coins each week (a total of 36 coins for the duration of the competition) to have a shot at the prize pool of $9000. The representative also said that players will also receive 10 Free Spins for every coin they collect during their journey, even if they are unable to collect them all.
"The Mystery Quest will be available only to players who Play
and Download Golden Riviera Casino", said the casino's employee, and additionally that, "The competition ends on Sunday, 7th of November."
Website: http://www.crazyvegas.com
Mystery Quest Competition Planned to Air at Golden Riviera Casino
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