LONDON, December 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --



We wish it could be Christmas everyday, why wouldn't you when online casino [http://www.skyvegas.com ] Sky Vegas offer you some festive Cashback!?

This Christmas, everyone who opts in and plays over the Cashback weekend will be eligible to get 20% Cashback. Plus, as its Christmas, Sky Vegas are adding an extra day, so you can earn your Cashback on Saturday 24th, Sunday 25th and Monday 26th December 2011!

Players must use the promotion code DECEMBER to opt into the cashback offer and play Sky Vegas games over the Christmas weekend (24th-26th December). Unlike previous Sky Vegas Cashback promotions, this Christmas one offers no booster, so everyone will be able to gain the maximum 20% of net losses over those 3 festive days. This will be credited to accounts by midnight on Wednesday 28th December.

Cashback will be paid out on all games excluding mobile & live dealer games meaning when you play Top Sky Vegas games including Rainbow King, Wonder Woman, Professional Roulette Blackjack & all the Community games!

Sky Vegas spokesperson Lucy Rowe said: "As it's Christmas time we wanted to give our loyal customers an extra special treat, we listened to our customers feedback and they you wanted more Cashback, so here it is. For this festive Cashback weekend we are giving everyone the chance to get 20% cashback and increasing the time it is available from 2 to 3 days."

This Christmas you could be unwrapping another pair of novelty socks, or a hideous Christmas jumper that you're forced into wearing at the dinner table, but the Sky Vegas Christmas Cashback promotion gives you the present you do want this Christmas time.

About Sky Vegas

Sky Vegas [http://www.skyvegas.com ] is the online casino division of BSkyB. Established in March 2003, it now boasts more than 200 games including slots games, table games, instant win games, penny arcade and community games. Sky Vegas does not accept customers from the USA and operates fully within UK law under a licence issued by the Alderney Gambling Control Commission.