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Preview ICE TOTALLY GAMING 2015 BETCONSTRUCT BUILDS A BETTER POKER GAME


BetConstruct will launch Open Face Chinese Poker - the massively fast- growing and popular skill game - at ICE


Open Face Chinese Poker, also known as Open Face Chines or OFC, which is the newest poker variant that is currently spreading across the globe, is now available to all BetConstruct clients. The game consists of two to four players, each receiving five cards, face down, which they place on a board consisting of three levels - back (5), middle (5) and front (3). Cards are subsequently dealt, one at a time, until each player has 13 cards, which they have arranged on their individual board. To be considered legal and viable, each player’s three hands must be of sequential strength, in decreasing order from back to front. Failure to achieve this causes fouls and receives penalties. Rather than betting prior to each round, the game is played out in full, following which points and bonuses (which have an agreed pre- assigned financial value) are scored for winning hands and particular card combinations.


Suren Khachatryan, BetConstruct’s CEO comments: “Poker games are continuously evolving - and that’s the reason the genre has stood the test of time. Open Faced Chinese side events are already being held at the European Poker Tour, the World Poker Tour and the World Series of Poker. The game combines simple rules with big drama, which is why it’s compelling and popular with both professionals and amateurs alike.”


Levon Gyulzadyan, the product manager for OFC at BetConstruct, added: :The game is only a few years old, yet it has already attracted millions of players as it offers a type of tactical play that is not present in other versions of poker. Since opponents can see each other’s cards, there is no bluffing, but the depth of the strategic nuances make OFC captivating and unique.


BetConstruct is a leading developer and provider of online and land-based betting and gaming solution service.


BetConstruct’s robust, cutting edge offerings include online and land-based sportsbook, poker, RNG and Live Dealer Casino, Skill and Virtual games, financial betting and fantasy sports. BetConstruct currently powers more than 80 clients in Europe, Asia, Latin America and Africa, enabling them to immediately stand out from the crowd and reap the rewards of superior technology, service and expertise. Visit BetConstruct at the ICE 2015 show, stand S1-350, to find out more.


SKILLONNET WHITE LABEL SOLUTIONS AT ICE


At ICE 2015 SkillOnNet will be showcasing their B2B business in particular, as they seek white label opportunities in new and existing markets around the world.


SkillOnNet is one of the leading software providers in the online gaming industry. They use cutting edge graphics and design, coupled with proprietary back-end systems and a first- class development and distribution service, to power some of the world’s biggest online casino operators. These include a number of their own highly-successful, consumer-facing websites such as EUcasino, PlayMillion, SlotsMagic, CasinoRedKings and MegaCasino.


Founded in 2005, the company broke into gaming by developing software for well-known Backgammon site BGroom.com. Since then, SkillOnNet has grown to become a very popular P2P platform and network offering both B2C and B2B white label solutions.


A landmark acquisition of Jackpot Party, which is now the popular site SlotsMagic, gave them a firm footing in Europe’s longest established market. These online casinos remain a key driver for SKillOnNet and provide invaluable lessons for their B2B services thanks to the


The acquisition of their new UK licence, alongside those they hold in Malta, Denmark and Schleswig Holstein has been a significant boost for the company. It has helped them streamline their offering and focus on regulated markets around the world. It is also set to kick- start their off-line advertising, including TV campaigns, for their B2C brands such as Slots Magic.


SkillOnNet’s Michael Golembo.


daily interaction with players about the popularity of games and what they need to do to improve them.


Their current games offering includes a host of table games , video poker, scratch cards and over 50 different Slots offering up to 50 line bets, bonus games, as well as two progressive slot titles: Millionaire Genie and Good & Evil.


In recent times they have significantly upgraded the performance of their proprietary slot and table content and removed some of the older versions in order to provide compelling, immersive player experiences on the latest mobile technology.


As well as their own games, SkillOnNet aggregate the best content from leading independent manufacturers such as Amaya, WMS, and NextGen Gaming.


In addition, they recently completed a deal to distribute the full suite of Net Entertainment’s popular slots, a must-have on any online casino these days.


Net Ent’s live casino offering also now sits alongside those from Evolution, XProGaming, and Amaya to give SkillOnNet the most comprehensive live casino suite anywhere in the online industry.


At ICE 2015 they will be showcasing their B2B business in particular, as they seek white label opportunities in new and existing markets around the world.


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