Date Posted : May 3rd,
2001
It looks like we will be seeing much bigger and more frequent jackpots
from Cryptologic powered casinos with the announcement today that
all of the jackpots will be linked. This follows the stunning rise
of the Microgaming linked progressives where in a little over 3 years
over $21,000,000 has been won.
Up until now all of the casinos
have run their progressive separately meaning that players looking
for the biggest jackpots had to move from casino to casino. Today
this has changed. All casinos now offer the same prizes with the current
values being combined to give the new jackpot totals. This means we
will be seeing some records being broken in the near future.
Currently there are four progressive games on offer two of which are
slots. These are the $1 and 25¢ version of Triple Olives and the Rags
to Riches dollar game with a starting prize of a industry high $100,000.
The other games are Super Jackpot video poker and Spice Island Poker
- a progressive version of the popular Caribbean Stud card game.
We have reviewed both of the slots and the quick details are listed
below. For full game details and information on where to play simply
click the images or the slot machine names to be taken to our full
reviews.
Triple
Olives
Format : 3 Reels, 3 Lines
Coin Sizes : Either 25¢ or $1
Max Bet : 3 coins per spin (75 or $3)
Rags
To Riches
Format : 3 Reels, 1 Line
Coin Sizes : $1 Only
Max Bet : 3 coins per spin ($3)
About Cryptologic
One of the leading Internet casino software providers, Cryptologic
is a publicly listed company who's shares are traded on both the Nasdaq
and the Toronto Stock Exchange. They currently power some of the biggest
and most popular online casinos such as InterCasino, William Hill
and The Sands.
Apart from the four progressives you will find a total of just over
50 games including some of the Internet's first five reel, bonus screen
video slots.
If you are a fan of table games as well as slots then the multi-player
tables are a unique online experience that blur the line between land-based
and online gaming. Recently it was the Spice Island Poker game that
broke the record for highest ever online jackpot with a Royal Flush
paying one lucky players a US $235,000 win. Clearly this is just the
beginning of the big jackpots.
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