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Atronic Jackpots Won

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona – (PRESS RELEASE) -- Atronic's American Magic(R) Wide Area Progressive (WAP) awarded two "Magic Jackpots" for $238,383.35 in one week, both at Potawatomi Bingo & Northern Lights Casino in Wisconsin.

Katie Wisniewski decided to visit Potawatomi Bingo & Northern Lights Casino on Monday, November 21st to unwind from work. Katie played the popular American Magic(R) Xanadu Magic(TM) machine in hopes of hitting the Lucky 8 Magic Bonus Feature. She couldn't believe it when she saw the five dragon symbols indicating her $136,968.30 "Magic Jackpot" win. Katie plans to use her winnings to pay off her school and car loans and is sure it will help her bring her family and friends a lot of holiday joy.

Dianna Lee Olson is a frequent visitor to Potawatomi Bingo & Northern Lights Casino and on Monday, November 28th, it paid off. Each time Dianna visits the casino she makes it a point to play the American Magic(R) Cool Catch(TM) machine because she loves the characters on the game. She was about to head home and decided to play once more on the game when she triggered the $101,415.05 "Magic Jackpot." Dianna will use her money to pay her charge cards, and said that tomorrow she "won't be going back to work."

Wisconsin Magic is part of American Magic(R), which connects the top awards in the Wisconsin, California and Michigan WAP links. Atronic also operates a separate link in Arizona. Atronic's MAGIC WAPs, consisting of nickel and penny video slots on the high impact Towerline platform, have awarded well over $5.4 million dollars to players since the launch in 2002. Multilevel awards, comprised of the national "Magic Jackpot" and statewide "Jackpot," distinguish Atronic's MAGIC WAPs along with its record of frequent winners. The link currently features the entertaining games Sphinx Magic(TM), Cool Catch(TM), Xanadu Magic(TM) and Spirit Magic(TM). Players can find the Magic at Menominee, Potawatomi, and Oneida Casinos in Wisconsin as well as at casinos throughout Arizona, California, New Mexico, and Michigan.

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