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iSoftBet invites players to hit The Strip with Vegas High Roller

Premium provider captures the thrill of the casino on its latest slot release
iSoftBet, the market-leading online and mobile casino software provider, is taking players on an exhilarating trip of a lifetime to Nevada, the home of gambling, to try their luck on its latest title Vegas High Roller.
This 5-reel, 10-line game features stunning graphics and immersive gameplay, perfectly capturing the thrilling experience of the world-famous Las Vegas slots.
To add to the excitement, three or more Scatter symbols will award High Roller Free Spins, with seven, 10 or 15 free spins up for grabs and a chance to cash in your chips.
With Free Spins and random Cash Chip Spins in play, the base game offers enough action to drive maximum entertainment, until players have the nerve to enter the exclusive High Roller Lounge, where they can win up to 15,000 coins with Super Respins.
Michael Probert, Chief Commercial Officer at iSoftBet, said: â€We are delighted to announce the release of Vegas High Roller, and excited to see the industry reaction to this unique and highly enjoyable gambling experience.
“Focussing the game around the thrills of the Las Vegas casinos to offer immersive gameplay, we are confident this title will be a ‘big win’ with both our operators and our players.â€
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