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April 1 - When asked what they miss most about land-based gamblers, many
players mention the 'personal touch'. They miss the ability to speak to the
dealer, or have someone look directly into their eyes.
With so many online casinos available out there, it is good to note when a
company manages to find a niche in the market and develop a product that is sure
to take off. As it so happens, 888.com, one of the gambling industry's leading
companies, has listened to what players are asking for and have come up with a
brand new concept that is sure to take the casino world by storm.
The new site, 888 Casino.com, has all the elements of a successful
site - great proprietary games, excellent bonuses, 24/7 live chat support and
exclusive promotions not found anywhere on the internet. However, the most
important part of the site is the interactive element, in the form of Elizabeth,
a helpful (and quite beautiful!) hostess.
Elizabeth's job is to welcome players to the site and assist them through the
first hurdles that they may encounter, such as downloading the software,
understanding the welcome bonus and exploring the gaming variety. This is
possibly the first time that a 'live' personality has been used to attract
players to a casino site and 888 Casino.com is pulling all the stops when it
comes to attractiveness, professionalism and user-friendliness.
Matt Robinson, 888.com's Marketing Director said: "Personal care for our
players has always been a top priority for 888 and we decided to take it one
step further with 888 Casino. I believe they will be pleasantly surprised."
In recent years, 888 has amazed the online gambling world with its solid,
smooth-running products such as Casino-on-Net, as well as its latest
888.Bingoladies.
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