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Bet365 Casino to Hold Blackjack Bonanza Tournament

Bet365's Blackjack Bonanza ranked participants using Comp Points earned through wagering, with prizes attached to leaderboard positions.

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Illustrated tournaments archive card for 26 November 2013
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Bet365 Casino is running a special promotion for its online blackjack customers on November 27. Called the Blackjack Bonanza Tournament, it challenges players to win their share of a large prize pool of £5,000.

To take part in this tournament, blackjack players only have to play for real money and earn Comp Points. The online casino rewards players with one Comp Point in exchange for every £10 they wager. Based on the number of Comp Points earned, they will be assigned a status on the leader board. Players aim is to play blackjack for real money, earn Comp Points, climb up the leader board, and win one of the 200 cash prizes offered.

Playing blackjack at Bet365 Casino is hardly monotonous as there are plenty of blackjack variants in the online casino’s portfolio. Though based on standard blackjack rules, slight variations in rules and strategies puts each variant in a class of its own.

Interested players need to opt in to this promotion by logging into their Bet365 Casino accounts. The top prize that can be won is £500.

Bet365 Casino is a highly reputed and popular casino that offers zillions of money-making opportunities and generous bonuses to its loyal blackjack customers.

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