Bally’s has been in the casino business since 1932. Now, with 15 land-based casinos in 10 states, it’s tinkering with its branding and also launching a casino platform in the United Kingdom.
In coming to the UK, Bally’s new branding is headed up, being an “American Gaming Experience.”
Bally’s refers to itself as “authentic, pioneering, playful, and passionate” and provides prospective players with attributes they can look forward to.
These attributes are grouped under “We’re” initiatives,
In addition to the “American Gaming Experience,” Bally’s also brings to the UK a new tagline, “Don’t Dilly Dally… Get on Bally.”
As mentioned, there’s a new welcome bonus. At the moment, Bally’s is advertising an offer where you’ll receive 30 free spins after wagering £10. The free spins can then be used on Secrets of the Phoenix Megaways, and each spin carries a value of 20p.
With Bally’s coming to the UK, it’s promoting various games that players can expect, including:
For customer support, you’ll have access to the following:
The history of Bally’s is impressive. While the Bally’s Corporation we know today and the outlet responsible for this UK launch were technically founded in 2004 under the name BLB Investors, the Bally’s brand as a whole goes back to, as mentioned, 1932 under the name Bally’s Manufacturing.
Originally founded by Raymond Moloney as a pinball and slot machine manufacturer, the company was later renamed Bally’s Entertainment.
Bally’s eventually expanded beyond slots and into casinos, video games, theme parks, and even health clubs before it was purchased by Hilton Hotels in 1996.
So, in playing at Bally’s in the UK, you’ll be playing on a platform that is less than a decade away from being 100 years old at the time of this writing.
Like the tagline says, “Don’t Dilly Dally… Get on Bally.”
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