The online casino interwetten.com has decided to group with online casino software company Microgaming in an effort to work with the industry leader of all online casino activity. The new online casino will feature a full service online casino which includes a sports betting site, a video slot site that features table games as well and a poker room for those that fancy a bit of poker action.

Micro gaming software is the most widely used software by online casinos throughout the world. They have lists of top rated clients and have been rated the best in the industry year after year.

Interwetten.com will offer over 400 games to its new and current members which include all the newest games that micro gaming currently has to offer. The online casinos is also currently offering a new member sign up bonus as well as a previous member reload bonus for those members that are interested in testing out any of the new games.

The online casino accepts members and players from all over the world and is currently available in 15 languages. The online casino will also offer around the clock support and customer service should anyone have any question at all.

The casino is a European based casino and is quite popular in Europe already. The aim is to let people know of the new technology that is being used and to better the user interface experience as well as increase the member base and perhaps expand the member base to countries that are currently not familiar with this online casino.

One resident from the Tampa Bay area has won the $16 million Lotto draw that was held on Saturday night. The winner was lucky as he had invested an extra $1 and his winning sum got bigger by a sum of $10 million.

A second winner was also from the Bay area and won $268,000. He won the sum after he had bought a Fantasy 5 ticket. The winning ticket was sold in Largo. Both the tickets were the sole winners in the draw held on Saturday.

Jay Patel, who is the owner of the store in Bradenton where the Lotto winner bought his ticket was surprised to learn that one of his customers, was the winner. He stated, “ We are surprised as we did not expect that our customer could ever be among the winners.”

The independent, family-run convenience store at 1000 Carlton Arms Blvd sells around 1,000 Lotto tickets a week. Patel added, “ Most of my customers are local and there’s a good chance that the winner is someone I know.”

The lotto winner participated in a new feature that allowed players to bet an extra dollar and add $10 million to the jackpot. The original jackpot sum was $6 million. The extra dollar he bet boosted his win to $16 million.

A local man became a multimillionaire Saturday when he matched all six numbers drawn in Saturday’s Illinois Lotto game, making him the sole winner of a $7 million jackpot.

The winning ticket was purchased at Plaza Liquor Mart on 10th Street in Mount Vernon’s south side. While the lucky winner’s name has not yet been released, store manager Tammy Hopkins said he is “a local – a regular working guy,” she said. “We are so happy for him. We’re thrilled that one of our regulars was a winner.”

The man played his own numbers rather than purchasing a computer-generated “quick pick” ticket, Hopkins said, and came into the store Sunday to get a printout of the winning draw. He didn’t reveal he held the winning ticket until Monday, she said, when he came into the store to fill out a claim form.

State lottery spokeswoman Madonna Duncan said she had not received any information yet about the winning ticket holder.

The liquor store, located on 10th Street on the city’s south side, will receive cash equaling 1 percent of the jackpot. Hopkins said the store’s biggest previous lottery payout was $150,000.

Customers have been flocking to the store since word spread “like wildfire” that a regular hit the jackpot.

“It didn’t take long for word to get out. We were really busy during the first part of the day and I’m sure once more people find out, we’ll be even busier,” she said. “$7 million. Holy cow. Can you believe it?”

Winners can choose to receive a one-time lump sum payment that is about 51 percent of the advertised jackpot amount or they can receive an annuity that is paid in annual installments over a 26-year period.