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2013-01-03

PARIS, FRANCE, January 03, 2013 (Press-News.org) CasinoPulp recently launched live online casino for all those people who are internet casino fans. All those fans who love blackjack, or baccarat, or maybe roulette will love the format of online casino live. CasinoPulp has formatted the Casino En ligne based on the advanced and futuristic remote technology. This technology is further coupled with webcams casinos that connect the computers of players in order to recreate the feeling of direct playing. The online live casino is better than the traditional version of online casino in more than one way. The online casino live recreates the ambiance of real and actual casino. Players can interact with dealers and even other players on a real-time basis. This interaction makes the online players the amiable ambiance of a real casino, which is friendly and gracious.

Revealing more about the format of online live casino, the Senior Spokesperson at Casino Pulp says, "Earlier, people had to visit a casino to experience it. Then the online casino was introduced. Introduction of online casino changed things for better. People could play casino anywhere and everywhere, without taking the trouble to actually visit a casino. However, the fun of live casino was missing. We at Casino Pulp introduced minute details in the online casino, along with making it live. Besides new technology like real-time chat and others, we offer the possibility to players of tipping the dealers as it happens in real casino."

Casino Pulp even introduces Machine a Sous, one of the most favourite games that casino players love to play. Casino Pulp has made the slot machines more interesting with specialized 3D slots that offer real experience to players. With these new slot machines, players can win big prize with just a single click. Anyone and everyone can play the game of slot machines. They are not only simple and easy, but also interesting and fun to play. However, the new slot machines game introduced by Casino Pulp is made slightly complex to intensify the fun. Slot machines are bifurcated as classic ones with three reels while video slots with five reels. Further, slot machines are bifurcated based on their paylines. Interestingly, a few of video slots have as much as 100 paylines.

Revealing more about slot machines, the Senior Spokesperson continues, "The new slot machines are loaded with features to make the game interesting for players. The video slots that have five reels come with extra features like free spins, wild symbols, and even bonus rounds. The all-new wild symbol can be substituted for any other symbol present on the slot in order to form winning combination. Interestingly, a winning combination will pay more if the wild symbol is present. With this and other interesting features, slot machines are gaining more popularity."

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