New Seminole Hard Rock Property in Florida Adds Dragon Link

The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood in Florida has recently had exciting news to report with the iconic property launching the new and improved $2 Million Dragon Link high-limit slot experience locally, and expanding its portfolio of excellent games.

Seminole Hard Rock Continues Dragon Link Expansion in Florida

The $2 Million Dragon Link has been specifically placed in the high-limit slots area of the casino, as it is meant to attract a crowd that doesn’t mind taking on higher risk for the chance to realize a bigger theoretical profit.

The game, developed by Aristocrat Gaming, features a $2-million progressive jackpot, double the previous versions of the game, which started at $1 million instead. 

Commenting on the launch, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood president Bo Guidry had this to add:

“Dragon Link is one of the most popular and recognizable slot brands in gaming, and this new $2 million edition brings that excitement to an entirely new level. By offering this game exclusively in our high-limit area, we are giving players access to the chance to win one of the most impressive jackpots available in South Florida.”

Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood president Bo Guidry

The Dragon Link $2 Million cabinets are not earmarked for a single game only, however, as the newly-installed machines feature two games presently – Dragon Link Genghis Khan and Peace & Long Life. 

Both titles feed into the same progressive jackpot pool, meaning that players are free to pick from different themes and gameplay designs.

Dragon Link Continues to Produce Big Winners 

In the meantime, Dragon Link continues to mint big-time winners, with the progressive network recently awarding a $157,000 payout to a gambler in Florida.

At the turn of the year, another player managed to realize a $1.3 million payday in the High Limit Slots area at the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek in Florida, off a $25 bet.

Another Dragon Link player still won on Thanksgiving last year at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas, scooping $1.15 million.