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Winner Casino Announces Romantic Games of the Month

Winner Casino is proud to announce that Dr. Lovemore and Sultan's Gold have been chosen the Games of the Month for February.

2013-02-15
NICOSIA, CYPRUS, February 15, 2013 (Press-News.org) Winner Casino is proud to announce that Dr. Lovemore and Sultan's Gold have been chosen the Games of the Month for February. With love in the air during the month of February thanks to Valentine's Day, Dr. Lovemore is the obvious first choice for double comp points at Winner Casino.

Dr. Lovemore features a 10,000 coin jackpot and lots of bonus features. The doctor's license plate is the wild symbol as well as top paying symbol. His pink pants lead to 20 free spins with all winnings doubled. Free spins can be re-triggered.

Dr. Lovemore's scatter symbol is worth 250 coins when matched 5 times. The other symbols in the game - champagne, cologne and red roses - pay between 200 and 500 coins for 5 matches. There are also fruit symbols - cherries, limes, strawberries, bananas and oranges which pay between 50 and 150 coins for 5 matches.

Best of all is Dr. Lovemore's Dollar Ball Jackpot. Match 5 dollar balls and you've won the entire progressive jackpot. Match 4 dollar balls for 1% of the jackpot. Dr. Lovemore features 20 paylines and very colourful gameplay.

In Sultan's Gold, you join the Sultan's daughter Nisha on a quest to recover her father's lost treasures. The Sultan is worth 5,000 coins for 5 matches and his daughter is worth 2,000.

Match the Sultan's palace and you've won your way to 10 free spins with a mystery scatter which turns a random symbol into a scatter. The mystery scatter adds a lot to your winnings.

Whether you're in love or looking for love, playing Dr. Lovemore and Sultan's Gold is the perfect way to spend a February evening - spinning for love and payouts! Both casino games are worth double comp points during the month of February.

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[Press-News.org] Winner Casino Announces Romantic Games of the Month
Winner Casino is proud to announce that Dr. Lovemore and Sultan's Gold have been chosen the Games of the Month for February.