Fantasy Springs Resort Casino - Platform To Play Games For Free!

As of Aug 6, 2015, The Fantasy Springs Resort Casino based in Indio, Cal. launches their free online social casino along with virtual slots for all players.

This popular bricks and mortar casino is owned and operated by the Indio area tribe, the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians. They have rolled out a brand new mobile application and web based program that will allow all Fantasy Springs Resort Casino patrons to practice playing slot games whilst they are on the road, or at home and away from the casino.

Fantasy Spring's general manager Paul Ryan points out that there won't just be any old slots for their customers to play, but all their very same favorites that they are used to: Cool Jewels, Zeus lll, Buffalo Spirit, Reels O'Dublin, and Super Jackpot Party. Popular games that currently appear on the casino floor will now also be made available for customers to play for free, direct from their web browser.

An Opportunity To "Deepen" Relationship With Players

In a press release Ryan went on to say that he considered by offering a social casino platform on the web allowing mobile devices to access this new initiative, it would allow the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino an easy way to deepen their relationship with their current players, at the same time allowing them to send new offers to their loyal customers.

Watchers in the industry view this new free play social casino as a bit of a wild card in the playing deck to ultimately play its part in the eventual legalization of online poker in California.

Back in 2010 there was a 'free Poker play' click tab on the resort casino's website. That was just a matter of a click away from the VideoPoker.com website owned and operated by Action Gaming.

Advertising director for Fantasy Springs Mandi Witkower said that Cabazon's latest online game, runs through Bally Technologies. Whilst acknowledging they are not heavy hitters in the Poker world, her parting words were enlightening: "For us, it's a matter of being ready once it becomes legalized." Their stall is now set out.