PalaCasino.com Offers Football Fans a Chance to Score

Pala Interactive, a leading online and real-money gaming provider in the New Jersey market, will be offering New Jersey area football fans an exciting new promotion.

Pala Interactive, a leading online and real-money gaming provider in the New Jersey market, announced its flagship online casino, PalaCasino.com, will be offering New Jersey area football fans an exciting new promotion.

Through the Pala Pigskins Playback promotion, PalaCasino.com players who deposit with code “TOUCHDOWN” on Saturdays will have a chance to get up to 100% of their Saturday deposits back up to $500 in the form of a casino bonus depending on how well the three New Jersey area professional football teams perform.

“We are excited to engage our players who have a passion for football,” said Jeremy Clemons Pala Interactive’s Chief Marketing Officer. “We are always looking for new and different ways to reward players for playing at PalaCasino.com.”

If all three teams from the New Jersey area, two from New York City and one from Philadelphia, win their games over the weekend, players will get 100% of their Saturday losses back as a casino bonus. If two of the three teams win, players will get 25% back. If one team wins, players will get 10% back. The amount eligible for the bonus will equal the player’s total Saturday deposit amount up to $500 with deposit code “TOUCHDOWN”.

Complete details for the Pala Pigskins Playback promotion can be found at PalaCasino.com. PalaCasino.com offers all new players $50 in registration bonuses and a 100% match deposit bonus up to $500. PalaCasino.com players have access to over 250 games including BlackJack, Video Poker, Roulette and numerous slot titles including Pala’s proprietary Jackpot Shores progressive slot. Pala also offers real money online poker and bingo through www.PalaPoker.com and www.PalaBingoUSA.com.

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