888casino, an online casino established in 1997, has pledged a Christmas donation worth $50,000 to the International Medical Corps UK, a charitable institution which provides health services in various places around the world that is affected by disease, conflict, or natural disasters.
International Medical Corps UK was first supported by 888casino in the year 2013, which was actually initiated b[...] Read more » 888casino Makes $50K Donation To Charity
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I believe these type of social responsability activities made by companies such as casinos and gambling rooms will help themselves to gain credibility, even more if they are well advertised. I guess that isn't the purpose of BRM in leting us know this news through this site, but eventualy turns to be very positive for the image of 888 and will for sure give more more confidence on those who think about giving it a try. I personally didn't need this news to trust in 888, once i already do, but for those who are more sceptical, here is another proof of their integrity!
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Massive casino which advertises everywhere. They have any players and an huge following. They target not only casino players but also poker and bingo players. Its good that they contribute some of these earnings to a worthy cause. They send me emails on many occasions to join but even though they have links for south african players, we are unable to join...it is restricted. besides this hiccup they are a reputable site and highly considered in all countries. Some other sites could use this a s an example and perhaps also do the same for the community and those suffering in any way. Well Done 888
Posted by Fakiry: I believe these type of social responsability activities made by companies such as casinos and gambling rooms will help themselves to gain credibility, even more if they are well advertised.
Nah it's just cheaper than paying for real advertisements and they realized that with these so called 'feelgood' stories they could get into media outlets where otherwise their adverts would not be welcomed. That is pretty much all.
