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From Bass to Banks, New Players Win Big in August
August proved to be a lucky month as four new players from four different countries secured big wins!
41-year-old Gilles was the first lucky player in August and hailed from the country of love: France. Within his first hour after registering with EmuCasino, he galloped into the Bronco Spirit slot game where he could enjoy the great North American desert in all its glory. Armed with his €8.75 bet lasso and a brave spirit, he chased down a majestic stallion and managed to wrangle the bucking bronco worth €1,073.90.
Meanwhile, 33-year-old Branimir from Croatia was ready to claim the title as fastest big winner on EmuCasino. Within his first 10 minutes of playing after he completed his registration, he sought some spritely company in the fantasy world of the Fairytale Fortune slot game. He must have been blessed by the unicorns with fairytale magic as he took his €9 bet sword, slayed the mighty dragon and retrieved his €1,350 big win treasure!
38-year-old Joshua from the other side of the globe in New Zealand was the next lucky new player graced with beginner’s luck. He packed his tackles along with his fishing pole and travelled to the humid and swampy rivers of the Big Bass: Amazon Xtreme slot game. Joshua attached an $18 bet bait to his hook, cast it into the waters and, after a tense battle, reeled in a giant big win bass worth $3,889.80!
All the way over in Canada was the last lucky new player for the month: 30-year old Dustin! Feeling a little more conspiratory, Dustin decided to sneak into the Break da Bank Again slot game. With his $9 bet tools, he managed to crack the security system, enter the vault and make away with $1,575 in big win gold bars.
These four new players have experienced a truly magnificent start to their EmuCasino journeys, proving that the lucky star is happy to travel around the world to bestow its gifts upon unsuspecting players. We hope that these players experience more good fortune and that other new players may enjoy similar luck in the future.
/Josh Brown
News editor
