Ahoy All Pirates At Hopa.com

Fresh from the launch of their TV adverts on Channel 5, Hopa.com have launched a new scratch card for its players this August. The game was released on August 20th 2009 and has become an instant hit with its loyal following. Hopa Com is part of the Neo Games Networks who is the market leader in online scratch cards and has brought to the forefront a game called ‘Pirates Paradise’. Hopa.com is quite a new online scratch card site but it is constantly bringing out new games for its players the latest being ‘Pirates Paradise’. Depending on the amount you want to win, the scratch cards prices range from 50p all the way to £20. Of course the prizes range in value depending on the amount you spend on the scratch card with all games on Hopa.com. Pirates Paradise is a one line slot game and is themed on a Pirates Paradise island which is filled with riches and pirate symbols. The players aim is to match 3 symbols in the same in order to win. You can win up to £200,000 if you are lucky enough. At onlinebingofriends.com we have become massively addicted to this scratch card game and already won some nice cash so we keep coming back for more. The Pirate Paradise game at Hopa.com is been translated in 10 different languages and can be played in different currencies as well as Hopa.com can be played in Euros as well. The site has sold over a billion scratch cards since its launch and it is not stopping there. They appreciate that online scratch cards need to be very varied and that new ones need to keep being reintroduced to keep the players happy. Currently there are over 40 games to choose from so that is certainly plenty of variation. When you sign up to Hopa Com you get your first 2 scratch cards totally free which is an incentive in itself to join this awesome online scratch card site. Also every player who joins gets £5 free and can play as many scratch cards as they like without needing to make a single deposit. Sign up now to the largest scratch card game site in the UK called Hopa.com. til tomorrow Lola Maniche