Earlier this year, Microgaming announced that it would release a 3D video slot game to be
offered by all of its providers. Players have been waiting anxiously for the new game to
be released. The wait is now over. Microgaming has released the “Sterling Silver” 3D video
slot. This video slot has 3D graphics that can only be viewed by using special eyewear. If
you’ve ever watched a 3D movie in a theatre, this video slot mimics the experience that you
felt while watching a 3D movie. The reels spin and the graphics jump off of the screen.

All Slots Casino, one of the most popular Microgaming casinos with a full suite of video slots,
is now offering the Sterling Silver 3D video slots to its patrons. Their are other online casinos
that offer 3D slots, but they don’t offer the same 3D experience that you’ll feel within this game.
The casino will provide you with the special eyewear that is needed to play the game, or you can
be creative and make your own 3D eye glasses to play the game on your desktop computer or laptop.

Sterling Silver is already a very popular video slot within the Microgaming suite of casino games,
but this revised version with a 3D element will definitely be a hit among video slots players.

The base jackpot payout for Sterling Silver is 1,000 coins, but it can reach as high as 50,000
coins with wild symbols, a maximum bet, and other features. This video slot has a wild symbol,
multipliers, and a free spin feature. Everything in the free spin feature is doubled.

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Ladbrokes, the UK’s largest bookmaker, has signed a new agreement with Microgaming (MGS) to
provide casino software for its web site. Ladbrokes has over 2,700 betting shops and they take
in over $24 billion in gambling revenue each year. This agreement will ensure that Ladbrokes is
able to offer the best online casino games to their patrons and it will continue to build the
MicroGaming brand as one of the best suppliers of online casino and poker games in the industry.

“Microgaming has a proven track record and product range and this new agreement offers us the opportunity to maximise our relationship in the future,” Chief Executive Richard Glynn said. This is not a big surprise in the industry, because they’ve been licensed by Microgaming for over ten years.

Earlier, Ladbrokes was in talks with 888.com to begin offering casino games using their software. A
deal couldn’t be reached between the two competitors and Ladbrokes decided to stay with MGS.

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