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eMillions jackpot hit again

SCOTTSDALE, Arizona – (PRESS RELEASE)-- eMillions(TM), Atronic America's Wide Area Progressive, has hit twice in less than two months at Silver Star Casino in Philadelphia, MS. The first lucky winner went home with over $50,000 on January 13 of this year, but on March 3rd, Anita Patton walked out with a win of $1,043,727.04.

Anita invested a total of $32.00 in the Gold Seekers(TM) eMillions(TM) game when she hit the Jackpot Re-spin(TM) feature. On the last free spin, she struck gold and hit the jackpot! She couldn't believe it and at first wondered what she did for the machine to make so much noise!

Anita and her husband will use the money to renovate their house. After winning the life changing million-dollar jackpot, Anita said, "This will not change me, but sure will help in life."

eMillions(TM) is a nickel WAP link, which is distinguished by life changing million dollar and life altering million credit jackpots, along with a unique Jackpot Re-spins(TM) feature, multiple new game themes, and an innovative "jackpot button." eMillions(TM) dual jackpots allow players who wager the max bet of seventy-five credits to qualify for the thrilling million dollar jackpot. Players who wager anything less than max bet qualify for the million credit jackpot. The award winning eMillions product additionally features unique, color-changing game play, coupled with the industry's first "jackpot button," which encourages play and facilities player comprehension and enjoyment.

The ATRONIC Group of companies, a leading global provider of casino games and services, is headquartered in Germany. The group companies Atronic International, Atronic Americas and Atronic Systems maintain offices in the USA, Europe, Russia, Latin America, South Africa and Australia. ATRONIC is dedicated to producing only the highest quality of entertaining games and products, including dynamic casino management and linked gaming solutions, which are being operated in 90 countries worldwide. ATRONIC holds a total of 200 worldwide gaming licenses including the United States of America, where it is licensed to sell machines in 24 states and to 140 tribes.

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