Windows 7 Plays Friendly With CasinoClassic.com


LAS VEGAS, November 12 /PRNewswire/ --

- Business as Usual for Popular Online Casino and New Windows OS

Following the release of the latest Microsoft creation Windows 7, online
gamblers worldwide breathe a sigh of relief as their Casino Classic software
operates perfectly in the new operating system.

New OS upgrades are notorious for wreaking havoc with previously
installed programs. However, this was not the case last week when the tech
world was abuzz with news of Windows 7, and online casino forums rejoiced in
the fact that http://www.CasinoClassic.com functioned as normal despite the
complete overhaul of the Windows software.

Since all 19 brands under the CasinoRewards.com umbrella use the same
stable Microgaming software, all were confirmed functioning without error in
Windows 7, including goldentigercasino.com, casinoaction.com,
ukcasinoclub.com and blackjackballroom.com.

Players who wish to take advantage of the $500 free sign up offer at
http://www.CasinoClassic.com, need simply download the free software,
register some details and begin their complimentary one hour of free
blackjack, slots, video poker and more. Being able to gamble with the
casino's money in this way makes a perfect opportunity for new comers and
seasoned players alike, with an additional $10,000 of free bonuses guaranteed
during the first year of membership.

Generous bonuses, enormous jackpots and realistic game-play backed up
with 24/7 multilingual support have made http://www.CasinoClassic.coma
trusted and respected name in the online casino world. With average payout
rates of over 97%, the odds at CasinoClassic.com are better than any
land-based casino, meaning more and more players are shunning the bright
lights and noisy distraction of the casino floor for the privacy of their own
living room and the excitement of the online casino.

Recent Winners at CasinoClassic.com:

K.W. $39,221

S.B. $31,083

O.P. EUR4,500

Contact: Emma Hall, press@casinorewards.com

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