UK Website Negotiates an Exclusive Promotion with a Market Leading Casino

The popular UK Gaming promotions site, Low Risk Winner, has successfully negotiated a new exclusive casino promotion with Gala Casino

2013-03-01

March 01, 2013 (Press-News.org) A popular UK Gaming promotions site, LowRiskWinner.com, created back in July 2010 by two UK webmasters, is now delighted to report that they have secured yet another exclusive gaming promotion for their site visitors, courtesy of Gala Casino!

Low Risk Winner is set out in an extremely friendly manner, with a strong focus on easy navigation. It has separate areas for casino, sports, live casino, games, poker and bingo. The site currently boasts three exclusive promotions for sports; however the new promotion is the first exclusive bonus for casino gamers.

Galas standard promotion for anybody who opts to sign up directly, is 100% up to GBP200, however Low Risk Winners new exclusive offer, is 150% up to a maximum of GBP150, which means a player gets a bonus of GBP150 in return for depositing just GBP100.

Ryan Sheader, co-founder of Low Risk Winner, had this to say "Initially, Low Risk Winner was created as a domain for people to compare betting offers, however we've seen huge traffic increases to our casino section! With that in mind, We approached Gala Casino back in January, with a possible view of bringing our players a new and more exciting promotion, and also giving them something extra that they won't get anywhere else. In the end, we decided the 150% promo was great, as they get much more for their money, and to us that is great for everybody. More people will be using our site, they get more for using our site, and also it gives us a keen differentiator in a very competitive market, which can only serve to boost our brand in the long run"

Gala Casino only recently overhauled their casino, taking their games onto market leading playtech software, complete with only the best casino games, and also a live dealer environment too. So not only is Gala great due to this new promo, but their games selection and casino is by far, one of the best around.

About Lowriskwinner.com

LowRiskWinner.com is an impartial gambling directory site, operated by a team of UK based webmasters. Lowriskwinner.com was started in July 2010, intended to list the best bookmaker, casino and games offers.

Website: www.lowriskwinner.com

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