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ONLINE NEWS Evolution launches Full Tilt Live Casino E


volution Gaming has launched a dedicated live casino environment for Full Tilt.Full


Tilt is best known as one of the world’s leading poker brands and is now expanding its offering of casino games. The Full Tilt dedicated


environment, created within Evolution’s Riga studios, includes three live blackjack tables and one live roulette table. All tables will be available to players on a variety of platforms, including computers running both Windows and Macintosh operating systems, and also iOS and Android mobile devices.


The dedicated Full Tilt live casino


environment is staffed by a dedicated team of over 50 dealers. The online casino area and staff uniforms will offer an experience that meets the high expectations of Full Tilt players. Full Tilt players will also have access to a variety of Evolution’s generic Live Roulette, Blackjack, Baccarat and Casino Hold’em tables


and to Evolution’s VIP suite of live tables. Commenting on Full Tilt’s move into offering live casino services to players, Sam Hobcraft, Director of Casino at the Rational Group, said: “Offering the best live casino has always been core to our strategy for Full Tilt and we have worked very hard


New Jersey online revenue jump


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he New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement has announced that the US state experienced a jump in online gaming revenue during August, marking the second consecutive month of growth.


The state’s regulated online gaming market generated $10.5 million (€8.1 million) in revenue during the month, up from $10.1 million in July. Revenue from online poker amounted to around $2.3 million in August, which is up 5% on the $2.2 million achieved in the previous month, while other authorised games were responsible for $8.3 million of total online gaming revenue for the month. The Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa, combined with the PartyPoker internet poker brand of its online gaming operator bwin.party, remains the market leader in the state after it generated $3.5 million in total internet win. However, Caesars Interactive NJ is not far behind this with a total win of $2.7 million, while the Tropicana is the third most successful online operation in the state with $2.3 million in total internet win. The August figures place New Jersey’s total internet win for the year-to-date at $83.7 million. Online poker is responsible for $21.1 million of this total while other authorised games have generated $62.6 million of total internet win.


with Evolution to create an environment that will be the very best product on the market. It will be offered to our customers through all channels, but we are particularly excited about the mobile product.”


launches via Odobo G


ames developer Spinomenal is to make its online video slot games available to players via the Odobo Marketplace. Odobo, a games developer and content


marketplace, will now offer a number of Spinomenal games, the first two being ‘Nuts Commander’ and ‘Forest Balance’. Such titles will be available to players from operators such as Unibet, Bet365 and Betfair, all of which are Odobo


customers.


Spinomenal will also become the 26th active developer building games via the Odobo Developer Program, which is open to new developer applications. “Odobo offers a unique business model that enables us to easily get our games to multiple operators and their players,” Spinomenal chief executive officer Lior Shvartz said. Glen Bullen, partner success manager at Odobo, added: “Spinomenal has games that stand out from the crowd because they blend the requirement of luck with an element of skill. This is an experienced studio with clever titles that are a great addition to those already available via the Odobo Marketplace.”


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