CasinoRiva woos players with massive bonus
CasinoRiva, based at Malta, says that those wagering over $100 initially will get a 20 percent bonus.
However, before allowing full withdrawal, CasinoRiva.com says players must wager eight times the total of the initial deposit and bonus.
Added: 26-02-2009 16:43
CasinoRiva is offering a whopping 200 percent bonus to first time players who wager a minimum of $30 and a maximum of $100 on the site. In other words, if you put in $100 as a first time deposit, the online gaming firm will top it with double that, giving you a cool $300 to bet with! CasinoRiva, based at Malta, says that those wagering over $100 initially will get a 20 percent bonus.
More for select payment channels
And what’s more, if you choose to make your initial deposit through wire transfer, Click And Buy, Neteller, Moneybookers, Click2Pay or Neosurf, you’ll get another 10 percent as bonus.Attractive withdrawal norms
CasinoRiva also has very attractive withdrawal norms. Players can begin removing funds at any time, subject to deduction of the initial deposit and bonus by the casino. Compare this to the stipulation at most other online casinos that players must wager many times their initial deposit along with bonus before they can start taking out money.However, before allowing full withdrawal, CasinoRiva.com says players must wager eight times the total of the initial deposit and bonus.
Free trial vouchers
To get a taste of CasinoRiva before you plunge in with an initial deposit, send an e-mail to Promotions@CasinoRiva.com with Riva $20 on the subject line. You’ll get $20 worth of free vouchers which you can use to try out the site.What CasinoRiva offers
At CasinoRiva you can play all the classics like craps, roulette, blackjack and Bejewelled for free. No downloads are necessary. You also get the benefit of round-the-clock support and hassle-free payment systems.
More land casinos forced out of business
The online gambling market has therefore become the focus for gamblers. As games are the same as at a land based casino and having the opportunity to play from the comfort of your home has brought gambling to a new level.
Gala Coral and Genting Stanley take hits
Gala Coral and Genting Stanley are among the largest victims. The former, owned by Permira, Candover and Cinven, all private equity firms, have shut down four casinos, including the prestigious Piccadilly Circus one. Genting has already closed its outfits in Manchester and Liverpool and is trying to come to a pay settlement with the GMB union.
Genting Stanley’s Deputy Executive Chairman Peter Brooks foresaw more closures and blamed it on the pressures bearing down on the industry, including last year’s steep tax hike.
Bookies flourish
However, going by media reports, bookmakers seem to be thriving despite the bad times miring gambling outfits. William Hill, for instance, reported a 9 percent jump in third quarter results.
Added: 01-02-2009 11:09
The downturn in the economy has taken more casualties in the gambling sector, with two major names downing shutters on multiple casinos in Britain this week, cutting many employees adrift. The online gambling market has therefore become the focus for gamblers. As games are the same as at a land based casino and having the opportunity to play from the comfort of your home has brought gambling to a new level.
Gala Coral and Genting Stanley take hits
Gala Coral and Genting Stanley are among the largest victims. The former, owned by Permira, Candover and Cinven, all private equity firms, have shut down four casinos, including the prestigious Piccadilly Circus one. Genting has already closed its outfits in Manchester and Liverpool and is trying to come to a pay settlement with the GMB union.
Genting Stanley’s Deputy Executive Chairman Peter Brooks foresaw more closures and blamed it on the pressures bearing down on the industry, including last year’s steep tax hike.
Bookies flourish
However, going by media reports, bookmakers seem to be thriving despite the bad times miring gambling outfits. William Hill, for instance, reported a 9 percent jump in third quarter results.
