Players Palace Relaunch with Microgaming Software

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As in the case of the brick and mortar world, in cyber space down market property is bought cheap by new owners, refurbished and brought back into business. Regular online casino players may recall Players Palace Casino operating on Starnet software. This has now become the property of the HMAM Inc group and has been relaunched with Microgaming software. HMAM Inc also operates Pokershare, Casinoshare and Grand Mondial, which are familiar names in the online gaming industry.

Players Palace online casino is now licensed by the Kahnawake Gaming Commission and has its payouts and random number generator reviewed by eCOGRA, though it does not as yet carry eCOGRA's Safe & Fair seal. The software is available in three other European languages apart from English and the online casino accepts wagers in British pounds, American dollars and euros. Players Palace online casino carries the full arsenal of Microgaming casino games including the numerous progressive jackpots. The more popular ones are Mega Moolah, Major Millions and King Cashalot. Customer support is available through live help, e-mail and telephone.

New players signing up at Players Palace online casino will be given 2000 credits without having to make a deposit for free play on special casino software. They will have one hour to wager this amount. Subject to certain conditions they will be given a match bonus of 100% of their winnings above 2000 credits subject to a maximum of 200 credits. Those players who make the first deposit of 50 credits or more will get 25 free spins on the popular Tomb Raider slot game as well. Regular players at the online casino earn loyalty points based on amounts wagered. For every credit wagered on slots, keno and scratch card games players earn 1 loyalty point. In all other games players earn 1 loyalty point for every 2.50 credit wagered. 5000 loyalty points can be then redeemed for 5 casino credits. Players also get a 5% bonus on the first deposit made every day using any of the electronic payment options such as Neteller, Ukash, Moneybookers, Click2Pay, EcoCard, ClickandBuy and many others.

In another Microgaming related news the Grand Prive group has switched from Microgaming software to the relatively unknown BetOnSoft platform. This in fact is good news for Microgaming. The Grand Prive group has received a lot of flak from the online gaming industry for first not settling the claims of its affiliates and later for engineering what many perceive as a dummy investigation in an attempt to clear its name. Microgaming being the software licensor was drawn into the controversy for not playing an active role in getting the claims of the affiliates settled.

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