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Get 3 Tickets for trying our new app Gin Rummy GC - for androids, iPhone, iPad
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(moderator) 18 Jul 2013 9:10pm
A new full-featured 'Gin Rummy GC' app is now released for iPhone, iPad, and all android phones and tablets. 1-on-1 play and multi-player TD-hosted Tournaments supported.
Earn 3 $Tickets by installing our FREE 'Gin Rummy GC' app, try it out, rate it and leave a comment about it on Google's Play Store or Apple's AppStore. Don't forget to let us know via Contact Us that you did it - otherwise there's no way for us to find out!
Same 3 Ticket each deal as above for 'Backgammon Live' and 'Cribbage Live' and 'Domino Live' apps for android devices - try the app, rate it and leave a comment about it on Google's Play Store and, again, let us know via Contact Us that you did it so that you can receive Tickets.
YouTube Video - Gin Rummy GC
YouTube Video - Backgammon Live
YouTube Video - Cribbage Live
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At GameColony.com you can play games of skill only -- play for free or play for $prizes!.
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