Go Casino July 4th Online Casino Tournament

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One of the tournaments belongs to the $2,500 Bonus Buck Freeroll Bonanza. This event features a freeroll beginning every Friday. The July 4 related slot tournament will begin on July 3 and run till July 6. It is titled "4th of July $4444 Bonus Buck Bonanza" and the prize pool consists of $4,444. Players start with a stack of 50 chips and can rebuy for $2.99. The online slot game chosen for this tournament is Liberty 7s.

Liberty 7s is a classic 3 reel single payline slot game in the mold of the earliest land based slot machines. The symbols too are those that were common in the early machines. They are 7s and BARs, but in the colors of the American Flag, which are blue, red and white. The jackpot of 10,000 coins is won when with a wager of three coins three different colored 7s appear on the payline.

The other tournament is a much longer affair. It will also start on July 3 but will run for two weeks till July 17. This tournament is a part of the Big Prize Pool Tournaments. The prize pool for the Independence Day related tournament is not only big but revolves around the number '4' as well. The prize pool is $144,444. The first place winner will get the lion's share of $64,444 and the balance $80,000 will be distributed among 499 players. Usually the Big Prize Pool tournaments have buy-ins between $10 and $20, but in keeping with the festive spirit Go Casino has fixed the buy-in for this tournament at $0.44. Rebuys, however, will cost $20. And there could be no better online slot for this tournament, which is called "$144,444 Guaranteed 4th of July 44 Cent Special", than Independence Day.

Independence Day is a Vegas Technology release and is available to American players through online casinos like Go Casino. It will evoke images made famous in the War of Independence. Betsy Ross stitching the first American Flag pays 1,000x as a scatter symbol and George Washington, the leader of the war, pays 10,000 as the wild symbol. There is the signed Declaration of Independence and the Liberty Bell. Later American icons also grace the reels such as the Statue of Liberty, the White House and Mount Rushmore.

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