Red Flush Casino has launched this month using the popular Microgaming software, is licensed in Kahnawake and accepts USA players

With over 300 casino games that you can download or play using the no-download flash version, there is sure to be something here to interest everyone, and because they are using the industry leading Microgaming software, you can’t go wrong as far as a quality gaming experience is concerned.

Current sign up promotions for Red Flush Casino are:

• 100% Match bonus to $100 (available in 8 different currencies)
• Red Letter Day: Every Friday (between 6am and 6pm EST) 10 players at random are selected from all logged in players to share $200 in prizes.
• Red Flush Slots: Each week $1,000 is given away to people who have been playing slots (highest wagering player for the week gets $200, 2nd highest gets $100, highest number of bets gets $100 and 30x $20 random draw prizes).
• Red Flush Poker Champs: Each fortnight, video poker players share in $500 of bonuses.

New casinos often have a lot of additional bonuses and prizes for registered players, so head on over there and check them out.

Slots lovers rejoice, as two new games are on the way from both Microgaming and Playtech.

Casino Beacon is reporting Microgaming will release their two new slot games on the 8th of July, along with ‘French Roulette Gold’, a new high tech version of the popular table game.

The two new Microgaming Slots are Big Kahuna Snakes and Ladders, a five-reel online slot game in the style of the current Big Kahuna game, and The Jolly Jester, also a 25-payline, five-reel slot.

Playtech also have two new slots, Wild Spirit and Silent Samurai. Wild Spirit is a five-reel, 9-line slot game with a Native American theme, while Silent Samurai is a 20-line, five reel slot game where players need to throw Ninja stars to hold off an army of 20 Ninja warriors.

Look out for these new slot games at your favorite casino soon, they’re sure to be a lot of fun.

SportingBet.com have paid out €940,966, their largest casino winner so far, to a Greek accountant who staked €27 on the Super Seven’s Online Slot Machine.

Mr K. Vasileiadis and five of his friends/family were flown to London by SportingBet.com to receive his winnings at their London office.

So what’s the first thing Mr Vasileiadis is going to buy with his winnings?

“I would like to buy a car, a Peugeot 307, 1600cc. I just love them.”

There’s nothing better than winning a large online slot jackpot, but I’d even settle for something a bit smaller personally! What’s the most you have won on an online slot? let us know in the comments.

It doesn’t matter what game you love to play, choosing which online casino or poker room you’ll deposit money into is a big decision.

In most cases, if you expect to withdraw any winnings, you’ll need to validate your identity first… that means (usually, not always) scanning or faxing a copy of your passport and a current utility bill.

Very rarely does this become a problem, but when it does, it has the potential to become a very big problem.

The more you play, the more information you’re handing over about yourself and your gaming habits. Even if you don’t deposit money, all major gaming software platforms track data such as IP address, HD serial #, Windows serial #, CPU speed, graphics resolution etc. - that’s above and beyond any personal data you’ve given them when registering your account.

The point I’m trying to make here, is that most people decide which online casino or poker room they’ll play at based solely on what signup bonuses are available… I think that should be the last thing you consider.

Next time you find yourself registering a new account, take a few minutes and decide if you’re prepared to hand over this personal data to the company you’re about to play with (do you know anything about them at all?). If you’re not comfortable handing over copies of your passport, now is the time to bail out, once you have winnings to collect it’s virtually impossible to change your mind.

There are many great online casinos and poker rooms available, make your decision based on the software you like and the reputation of the companies involved.  Bonuses are everywhere, finding a few brands you trust is a lot more important.

How do you make your choice? Let us know in the comments.