Summers Ending, Casino Tournaments Are Just Beginning

Crazy Slots, Go Casino, Online Vegas Casino and Grand Vegas Casino from the Golden Casino group will be celebrating Labor Day in style with a $100,000 Free Entry Slot Tournament. Beginning Friday, September 3rd at 10PM (ET), Play in the Labor Day Week-Long $100,000 Guaranteed Slot Tournament. Entry is absolutely free and the prizes are real! The high-prized Tournament runs until Friday, September 10th, 2010. First Place prize is a sizzling $20,000, and there are prizes paid all the way to 2000th Place. [gallery link="file"] The Featured game is California Gold, which is a 5-reel 25-line Slot Machine inspired by the California Gold rush. The game features various vibrant illustrations such a Donkey, Piles of Gold, Dynamite, a Miner and others. The bonus feature is triggered when a Miner appears on reels 2, 3 & 4 simultaneously, while the Free Games feature is generated when three or more scattered “Gold” icons appear across the reels. You don’t have to pay a cent to enter this Tournament, and you can Win Real Cash! All you need is a real money account (no deposit required). Should you play your starting Tournament balance down to $20, you can always re-buy for only $12.99, which will give you $300 Tournament dollars. In September, there will be 113 Tournaments to choose from including Pot Percentage, Blackjack, Video Poker and Slot Tournaments. There is always a Tournament running and certainly something for everyone.

Added Casino Tournament Details

Labor Day Week Long $100,000 Guaranteed Starts on Friday, September 3rd at 10PM (ET) and ends on September 10th at 10:45PM (ET) Entry fee: $FREE Re-Buy: $12.99 Featured Game: California Gold The total prize is $100,000 $30,000 Guaranteed Weekend Madness Each tourney starts on a Friday (September 10th, 17th, and 24th) at 10 PM (ET), and ends on the following Tuesday Entry fee: $10.00 Re-Buy: $10.00 Featured Games: Bigfoot (Sept. 10th to 14th), Butterflies (Sept. 17th to 21st), and Bangkok Nights (Sept. 24th to 28th) The total prize per tourney is $30,000