Introducing new uk casino, Temple Slots

18 December 2018

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Hello, everyone! Ready with all the Christmas preparations? Have you made sure the list is completed, checked it twice? We’re bringing cool news for this awesome week. We’ve just added a new uk casino for you to try out and enjoy playing at. We’d like to give you a glimpse as to what to expect if you try out Temple Slots Casino. First, once you join the casino you’ll be welcomed with a sign up bonus package (as usual, right?). In this case, new players will be receiving up to €£50 first deposit bonus plus 50 free spins. The free spins can be used on Gonzo’s Quest slot from Netent only. The required wagering criteria is 50 times the bonus and the deposit, prior to being able to request any kind of cash out.

At this paypal uk casino, you’ll discover familiar games from popular providers such as: Microgaming, Netent, Play n Go and other popular names. Temple Slots is also introducing players with monthly and weekly promotions and tournaments. Since it’s festive time, the new uk casino is dedicating its events to the holidays theme. First, you can join them today and still enjoy the Festive Giveaway. You’ll get up to £20 bonus today, if you made a deposit of £10 and have a net win worth £10. The maximum bonus is £20 and you can use it only on slot games (maximum conversion amount is capped at x6, while the wagering you’re required to make is 40 times). You can use the new bonus on any of your favourite games, as long as it’s uk slots and not table games.

There’s another appealing promotion, the Big Holiday £200,000 Prize pool promo. There are weekly draws held until December 23, all you need to do it collect tickets. For every £20 you stake in real cash you get one ticket. The bet needs to be placed on one of the holiday themed slots: Fruit Shop Christmas Edition, Jingle Spins, Flowers Christmas, Berryburst. Prizes will range from £10 to £5000 cash. Enjoy and best of luck!

18+ only. See site for wagering requirements and full T&C . Gambleaware.org

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