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Videoslots unveils exciting Pool Play feature

Leading casino operator Videoslots.com is set to introduce an innovative Pool Play feature that allows slots fans to team up in the pursuit of jackpot wins.
Players will buy-in to a pool for a minimum or maximum amount creating a shared balance, with subsequent winnings split equally. They can also choose to do a partial cash out and exit at any time.
Unique to the online casino industry, Pool Play will be added to Videoslots’ hugely popular Battle of Slots during the first week of May, with games such as Mega Moolah and Mega Fortune being among the first to be included.
Chief Marketing Officer Ali Atam said: “Pool Play is set to take Battle of Slots to the next level by introducing a social game network that allows players to interact and support one another.
“They get to play their own preferred game in the knowledge that by doing so they are contributing to pool balance that benefits everyone. They will now be hunting for the big jackpots together!â€
Videoslots customers will be able to communicate with one another during Pool Play events within the Game Mode on the left of their screens.
They will also have full visibility of their fellow participants, leader board, and win share percentage, as well as their own balance and that of the pool, the time left, and both buy-in and cash-out buttons.
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