PalaCasino.com Celebrates Player Appreciation Week with Free Spins and More

PalaCasino.com is hosting a player appreciation week October 10-16, with five free spins and exciting bonus matches. We have all the details.

PalaCasino.com is hosting a player appreciation week through October 16, with free spins and other promotions.

Each day during the appreciation week, which began October 10, players who log into their accounts will receive five free spins on the PalaCasino.com $1 million slot machine. Players aren’t required to deposit or wager to receive the free spins.

Players will also receive a 10 percent match bonus of up to $100 every day during player appreciation week. On October 12, players will receive a match bonus of 50 percent up to a $100 bonus.

Sign up to play at PalaCasino.com now.

PalaCasino.com players have access to more than 300 online and mobile casino games including blackjack, video poker, craps and numerous slot titles including Pala’s exclusive Jackpot Shores progressive slot.

All new PalaCasino.com players will receive a $25 welcome package with no deposit required. Also, players will receive a 100 percent match deposit bonus up to $500 on their first deposit on poker or casino.

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