I’ve clocked out many online casinos promoting all manner of video slots games. Few however compare to the generous promotional offers being made available through Euro City Casino.  Between the 8^th and 9^th of every month there will be 55 winners. And the prize money up for grabs is a generous $3,300 for the top contender. I’ve enjoyed these games and it’s really easy getting started. All you need to do is play video poker during event hours, gather as many comp points as possible and make your 3 chances count.

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The leading 25 Comp Point players stand a chance to win lots of prizes. Among them are the following:

The top comp point contender will walk away with $400 while second place gets a cool $200. But not to worry mates, because 3^rd and 4^th place will receive $150 and $100 respectively. 5^th place is still in the hunt with a generous $75 and get this – the next 20 will each get $20. That’s how generous EuroCity Casino is.

The best is yet to come however because when we digress to the Comp Points front, the highest points contender receives $2,500. 2^nd place gets $500 and 3^rd place receives $300. Fourth and Fifth place will receive $200 and $100 respectively. And don’t worry about video poker gaming variety because there’s plenty to go around. You can enjoy Royal Diamonds or even Deuces Wild – it’s all happening and you are always in with a chance.

The only control the player has is over the speed with which the balls (up to 250) are fired into the machine by using a throttle. Most balls just fall down through the machine through pins to the bottom and you lose them. But if you manage to get one or more to fall into special target holes, it becomes like a slot machine. There’s a digital screen in the center of the layout and if the same three pictures appear, you win! And you get whole new bunch of balls as a jackpot which you can then exchange for goods in the parlor’s gift shop (since gambling is prohibited in Japan). You can apparently take these gifts outside and around the corner to a little enterprising business and trade them in for cash (these businesses are commonly owned by organized crime).

Check out these really bad commercials that Nick Cage did for Sankyo (a maker of Pachinko) for a good laugh. It’s little wonder the guy just declared that his going bankrupt!