Jackpot City Online Casino, part of the Belle Rock Gaming Super Group just can’t stop making millionaires!

Following on from last month when European player Joaquim M scooped an astonishing online gambling haul with a €1,453,610* win whilst playing the Major Millions progressive jackpot, another millionaire has been made.

Douglas W. from the USA won $1,066,961 on the Major Millions Progressive Slot on July 9, 2004 and is the second player in just 40 days to win a jackpot of over $1-million at Jackpot City Online Casino! As a Progressive Jackpot winner, Douglas will also take home a 5,000 casino credit bonus on top of his jackpot win, thanks to Jackpot City!

On the monster win Douglas said, “It didn’t sink in at first. I was only playing for 5 minutes when it happened. It shows if you keep playing it really pays off. You just need to try your luck!”

Douglas and Joaquim now join three other winners in the ranks of the Major Millionaires through the Jackpot Madness progressive network. They both receive their winnings in one bumper cash payment from Jackpot City, a member of the Jackpot Madness network. Jackpot Madness is the world's #1 cash jackpot destination with total payouts of over $125,000,000 and counting!

Joaquin and Douglas follow in the winning footsteps of Timothy R of the United States who was announced as the winner of the stunning $100,000 Belle Rock Diamond in May whilst playing at the Lucky Nugget Online Casino (http://www.luckynugget.com)

Jackpot City and Lucky Nugget are both Belle Rock Gaming online casinos. CEO, Tim Johnson said. “A big congratulations to all our winners! This shows more people throughout the world are enjoying online gambling and now there has never been a better opportunity to win with more great gaming experiences on offer. With big winners from across the globe this really demonstrates the accessibility and appeal of online gambling.”

**Online Gambling shows signs of becoming ever more popular with astonishing industry growth. Estimates vary from Bear, Sterns conservative estimation that 2004 will see growth of 20% taking revenue projections for the industry to $5.3 billion, to regular forecasts of 40% year on year growth from other pundits such as AC Nielsen.