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One in a Million is Back - New and Improved
LONDON, November 10, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
Integrated Chat, Improved Graphical Content and Games Every Hour
Featured in the New Online Game
After extensive customer feedback, One in a Million
[http://www.OIAM.co.uk ], the first online mass multi-player game show with
prize pools up to GBP1,000,000, has re-launched with additional features
including an integrated chat system, improved graphical content and games
that run every hour.
Regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, One in a Million (OIAM) is a
new peer-to-peer online feature game that fuses elements from other popular
games like bingo [http://www.oiam.co.uk/blog ], poker
[http://www.oiam.co.uk ], the lottery and game shows like Deal or No-Deal.
New game features bring together the ease and playability of bingo, the
nerves of steel from poker and a deal or no-deal feel, where users can leave
the game at any time (as long as they are still in play).
A video demonstration of the unique game is available at:
http://www.oiam.co.uk/how-to-play
Andrew Denbigh of One in a Million said, "Players love the television
game-show format of One in a Million. For as little as a penny they can take
a seat in the studio audience and have a chance to win big money."
One in a Million is a multi-player game with unrivalled odds. Quite
simply it is a player vs player random elimination game. Players can buy up
to 9999 seats per game for a cost of 1p, 10p, or GBP1. Over a 10-round
period the seats progress to win prizes. In each game the prize pool is made
up by those that have entered with a maximum prize pool up to GBP10,000,
GBP100,000, and GBP1,000,000 respectively. Throughout the game players have
the choice to collect your prize at the end of each round. However by
choosing to continue to the later rounds they have a greater chance of
winning larger cash prizes. The greater the risk, the higher the reward.
To play OIAM and have a chance to be One in a Million Visit:
http://www.oiam.co.uk.
Media Contact:
Andrew Denbigh
One In A Million
andrew@oiam.co.uk
0845-0946058
Source: One in a Million
.
One in a Million is Back - New and Improved
LONDON, November 10, 2011/PRNewswire/ --
Integrated Chat, Improved Graphical Content and Games Every Hour
Featured in the New Online Game
After extensive customer feedback, One in a Million
[http://www.OIAM.co.uk ], the first online mass multi-player game show with
prize pools up to GBP1,000,000, has re-launched with additional features
including an integrated chat system, improved graphical content and games
that run every hour.
Regulated by the UK Gambling Commission, One in a Million (OIAM) is a
new peer-to-peer online feature game that fuses elements from other popular
games like bingo [http://www.oiam.co.uk/blog ], poker
[http://www.oiam.co.uk ], the lottery and game shows like Deal or No-Deal.
New game features bring together the ease and playability of bingo, the
nerves of steel from poker and a deal or no-deal feel, where users can leave
the game at any time (as long as they are still in play).
A video demonstration of the unique game is available at:
http://www.oiam.co.uk/how-to-play
Andrew Denbigh of One in a Million said, "Players love the television
game-show format of One in a Million. For as little as a penny they can take
a seat in the studio audience and have a chance to win big money."
One in a Million is a multi-player game with unrivalled odds. Quite
simply it is a player vs player random elimination game. Players can buy up
to 9999 seats per game for a cost of 1p, 10p, or GBP1. Over a 10-round
period the seats progress to win prizes. In each game the prize pool is made
up by those that have entered with a maximum prize pool up to GBP10,000,
GBP100,000, and GBP1,000,000 respectively. Throughout the game players have
the choice to collect your prize at the end of each round. However by
choosing to continue to the later rounds they have a greater chance of
winning larger cash prizes. The greater the risk, the higher the reward.
To play OIAM and have a chance to be One in a Million Visit:
http://www.oiam.co.uk.
Media Contact:
Andrew Denbigh
One In A Million
andrew@oiam.co.uk
0845-0946058
Source: One in a Million
.