Bankers Bullion 17.6.1.6

Publisher review:
Pokie Magic - Bankers Bullion is an Aussie style poker machine simulation (also called a slot machine or a "Pokie"). Double or triple up any win. Play the pokies at home!

The one time price gives you THREE great games - Bankers Bullion 5, Bankers Bullion 6 AND Bankers Bullion 6 Special Edition! Your registration code will work on all three games. The theme of this game is all about banking, bankrobbers and loot - YOU get to choose when you play a feature and how many spins you get!

Your order is entirely electronic - no waiting around for disks - registration codes are emailed immediately upon successful processing of order.
Requirements:
400MHz processor, DirectX 9.0b

Operating system:
Win98,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
New Release

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