The VIP Gambler Innovating in Mobile Casino Industry

After huge success in launching their fully responsive design, TheVIPGambler.com have now pushed extra effort into catering for their VIP users on mobile devices.

2013-01-17

YORK, ENGLAND, January 17, 2013 (Press-News.org) Powered by Moojah Ltd, TheVIPGambler.com now provides the VIP Casino of the month with a number of exclusive bonuses tailored towards the high-end gambler.

TheVIPGambler.com have also hired a new professional journalist to provide golf betting tips for the big upcoming tournaments in 2013.

Fraser Burt, director of Moojah Ltd said, "Now we have the platform, we're really starting to tailor our offers for the niche, as well as push user experience."

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