PokerNewsBackgammon Announces Free $75 at PartyGammon

PokerNewsBackgammon (http://backgammon.pokernews.com) and PartyGammon have recently launched a special offer which will allow all new PokerNewsBackgammon players to receive up to $75 free.

There are two parts to this amazing promotion: players that sign up to PartyGammon through the links on PokerNewsBackgammon using the step-by-step guide at http://backgammon.pokernews.com/partygammon-bonus will receive $50 free in their account – no deposit required. Players can then acquire a further free $25 by making a deposit of $125 or more into their PartyGammon account. This means that new PokerNewsBackgammon players can receive up to $75 for free.

To ensure that players receive their free $50 and are eligible for the extra $25 bonus, they must follow the step-by-step instructions found at PokerNewsBackgammon. This free bonus money is awarded automatically once confirmation has been made and there are no wagering requirements in order to transfer or withdraw this bonus money from PartyGammon.

PartyGammon recently hosted the PartyGammon Million at the Atlantis Resort in the Bahamas, which attracted the world’s best backgammon players and a host of PartyGammon qualifiers.

PokerNewsBackgammon features up-to-date news, tutorials from renowned backgammon legend Bill Robertie, reviews of online backgammon rooms and exclusive promotions for readers.

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