A No-Lose Set of Bets for all Gamebookers.Com Users

GIBRALTAR, October 2 /PRNewswire/ -- Internet based sports betting website Gamebookers
(http://www.gamebookers.com) is offering all users a 'No-Lose' Champions
League bet on each round of qualifying group games.

Gamebookers have carefully selected the most mouth-watering
tie from each of the qualifying round group games to give every user a bet
they simply cannot lose. Anyone who places a correct score wager on one of
these games will get their stake refunded up to EUR5 if their original bet is
not successful.

This week's featured 'No-Lose' bet is the tie between Chelsea
and Valencia. The Blues were held to a shock 0-0 home draw against Rosenberg
on matchday one, with coach Jose Mourinho losing his job just days later.
Valencia managed a solid 1-0 away victory over Schalke 04 but they face a
much sterner test against one of the pre-tournament favourites.

The other featured 'No-Lose' games are Besiktas v Liverpool
(24/10), Olympiakos v Real Madrid (6/11), Benfica v Milan (28/11) and Roma v
Manchester United (12/12).

A Gamebookers spokesman said, "Barcelona v Lyon was our
featured game in the first round and the promotion was a huge hit with all of
our users. The 'No-Lose' bet is the perfect way to make watching the
Champions League even more exciting, without risking a cent of your own
money."

Gamebookers.com is a popular member of PartyGaming Plc's (LSE: PRTY)
growing suite of online games that includes PartyPoker.com, PartyCasino.com,
PartyBingo.com, PartyBets.com, PartyGammon.com and EmpirePoker.com.

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