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OMI Gaming signs with Every Matrix
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obile and multi-platform gaming specialist OMI Gaming has announced the signing of a multi- year agreement with EveryMatrix, one of the
largest independent ‘white-label’ gaming distributors. The agreement will enable an extensive number of casino players and operators to access high quality mobile casino and social games developed by OMI through EveryMatrix’s renowned GamMatrix gaming management platform via their new Mobile 360 product suite.
OMI Gaming’s André Orefjärd said: “We are very excited to become EveryMatrix’s mobile casino content partner. Our commitment to create fun, high performing, triple-A quality mobile casino and social games has been acknowledge and strengthened our position within the market. With this agreement we are able to deliver top notch mobile casino games to operators and players across Europe and beyond.”
Aristocrat links with Ongame O
nline gambling software provider Ongame Network Limited has entered into a strategic relationship via Shuffle Master Inc. that will see it offer its poker solution to operators through Aristocrat Technologies Incorporated and its nLive iGaming platform.
Ongame Network is a subsidiary of Bwin Interactive Entertainment AG and one of the world’s largest business-to- business online poker providers with a global network that includes more than 25 brands and operators as well as regional networks in France and Italy. It recently signed an agreement that will see it bought by Shuffle Master for €29.5 million, and also recently announced a similar deal for its poker solution with land-based and online casino games and solutions supplier Bally Technologies. This most recent agreement will see
Aristocrat Technologies make online poker software from Ongame Network available to casino customers via its nLive turnkey solution in order to permit them to enter and share from a larger liquidity pool and network.
Aristocrat Technologies’ Marketing and Systems Sales Vice-President, Kelly Shaw said: “We already created one of the best online gaming solutions in nLive and now we wanted to further enhance the product by giving operators the ability to access and offer to their players Ongame Network’s premier poker content.”
Companies fight over dotpoker & dotcasino
Topjack Games signs with Eseguire
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ust seven days after its official launch, mega- jackpot games
providers, Topjack Games, signed its first white label deal with Eseguire. Topjack Games is a next generation e-gaming supplier offering both players and partners access to games with jackpots in the millions that do not require player liquidity or jackpot seeding. They provide instant win lottery games and multimillion jackpots on traditional casino games such as video poker, keno, slots, blackjack, roulette and bingo. An Eseguire Limited spokesman said: “We have been waiting for a business like Topjack Games to appear. We are thrilled to be able to offer our players instant win lottery and mega jackpot casino games. These ever increasing multi-million dollar jackpots will aid our acquisition and retention marketing campaigns. We anticipate a large market for these products.” Topjack Games founder, Nick Lynes said: “We are absolutely delighted to have secured our first white label deal within a week. We are in talks with a number of operators both large and small. I am confident there will be more announcements from us soon.”
48 JULY/AUGUST 2012 T
he dotpoker and dotcasino applications for the new gTLDs (generic Top Level Domain) have been revealed by ICAAN
(Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) with four companies bidding to be the registrar for .poker and also .casino in what is expected to become the largest expansion in the history of the Internet’s Domain Name System. A total of 1,930 new gTLD applications were received during the application period of the new generic Top-Level Domain program. “We are standing at the cusp of a new era
of online innovation,” said Rod Beckstrom, President and Chief Executive Officer of ICAAN. “That means new businesses, new marketing tools, new jobs, and new ways to link communities and share information.” One of the most popular gTLD was for dotapp which had 12 applicants with surprisingly only one application for dotporn. Other interesting gTLDs applied for include: .actor, .adult, .android, .baby, .beer, .christmas, .coffee, .duck, .fail, .goodhands, .ketchup, .ninja, .transformers, .zulu. A full list can be found here:
http://tinyurl.com/CIOlist
P ComTrade hits Belgium with 36Win
rovider of global IT solutions and software engineering services, ComTrade has announced a partnership with Pascual Gaming to launch a new online casino for the 36win brand,
www.36win.be. This latest launch sees the online casino fully compliant with Belgian online regulations and provides special player protection requirements. Popular Belgium dice game titles such as
Wonderland, Spinning Cubes and Diamond Jungle which are part of Pascual Gaming’s existing games portfolio have been ported onto the gaming server with many more titles to follow. The new online casino has also launched with a number of ComTrade’s table games such as multiplayer blackjack and roulette.
Speaking on behalf of
36win.be, Patricia Coppenolle said: “Belgian Players are very demanding and it was important for us to offer them the quality of games they are used to playing in arcades. The ComTrade Game Server allowed us to offer our players a true multichannel experience with most popular arcade games.”
Commenting on the announcement, Ales
Gornjec, Director of Gaming at ComTrade said: “The partnership with 36Win is a significant step for ComTrade. We have proven that the investments we made in our game server and iGaming Platform allow us to easily adapt to special requirements of newly regulated markets. 36Win have been a well-established land-based business for over 20 years and sponsor major Belgium football clubs.”
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