Phantom Cash Video Slot Released at Vegas Palms Online Casino

New ghost-themed video slot game, Phantom Cash, offers players double Reward points for month of October at Vegas Palms Online Casino.

2012-10-14

ST. JULIANS, MALTA, October 14, 2012 (Press-News.org) Vegas Palms Online Casino is releasing a new Halloween-themed video slot game, Phantom Cash. The online casino games, which is set for release on 4 October, has a range of features that has slot enthusiasts worldwide eagerly anticipating the launch of the game. In addition to this, players will earn double Rewards points for the entire month of October on the Phantom Cash slot game.

Phantom Cash is a 5-reel, 25-line slot game with a steam punk, ghost hunter theme. Players are invited to go on a ghost hunting quest with two ghost hunters who act as the Wilds, namely Thurmingham and Carstairs. These two appear only on reels one and five respectively, and once on the reels, will proceed to 'zap' any ghosts that land on their row, with a 2x Multiplier on bets. Players should try to get both the ghost hunters to land on reels 1 and 5 simultaneously; when this happens, all the ghosts that lie between them will be reeled in, at a Multiplier of 4.

Both new casino players and experienced high-rollers will enjoy this game. Coin sizes range from as little as 0.01 coins per line, up to 0.25 per line. A jackpot of 22,000 coins in the base game and 18,250 coins in the Free Spins feature can be won.

The Vegas Palms Online Casino Canada Rewards points programme was designed to benefit those players who are loyal to the casino. Once a player accumulates enough Rewards points, they will advance up a Rewards tier, each tier bringing different benefits. Rewards points can also be exchanged for cash credits.

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Experience all the live riveting Vegas action right from the comfort of home with Vegas Palms Online Casino. Online gaming enthusiasts are given the opportunity to out both classic casino games as well as captivating newer ones, all with advanced graphics. Players will remain enthralled for many captivating hours of superb gaming play, as they are guaranteed online gaming in the safest and most secure gaming environment ever, while capturing all the exclusive jackpots on offer.

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