ONLINE NEWS Playson content on 1X2gaming F
ollowing a recent agreement with Playson, 1X2gaming have announced that Playson’s full slots portfolio of more than 40 Flash and HTML5 games are available within the
1X2gaming portfolio. Adam Daniel, Playson’s Managing Director, said: “Playson is delighted to be working with 1X2gaming to distribute
our portfolio of Flash and HTML I-Casino content to a marketplace eager for content from fresh, new suppliers. We couldn’t be happier with the responsiveness and professionalism that 1X2 have shown in the time we’ve been working with them. ” Kevin Reid, CMO of 1X2gaming said:
“Playson have made an impressive impact in the market and we are excited to facilitate the delivery of their games to our clients via our 1X2gaming 3PI. Their fun and high quality content allow us the ability to provide our customers complementary products in one portfolio.”
BetVictor signs new agreement with Medialive
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etVictor has announced that it has signed a new three-year contract with Medialive to continue to use their Malta-based Live Casino product. Medialive will sit alongside Evolution, Microgaming and Net Ent on BetVictor’s suite of live casinos. Having worked
successfully with Medialive for almost two years the company were very keen to strengthen the partnership. Andrew Dymock, BetVictor’s Head of eGaming said: “The Medialive HD product has
proved to be very popular with our players over the last couple of years and we are delighted to sign a new agreement to offer their Live Casino product on both desktop and tablet. We are looking forward to some exciting new desktop and mobile products being delivered in the near future.” Medialive’s Director of Marketing and Sales Angelo De Gobbi said: “It has been a pleasure
to work with BetVictor over the past two years and we are excited to start offering them our Live Casino games from our Maltese studios. Our target, with this new integration, is to provide the same high quality products at fantastic value to BetVictor.”
GTECH finally gains approval for IGT merger
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TECH has been granted approval by the High Court of England and Wales to complete its acquisition of gaming products designer and manufacturer International Game Technology (IGT).
GTECH first announced in July last year that it had struck a deal to acquire IGT in a move that will mark one of the largest mergers in the history of the global gambling industry. The company has already been granted a series of regulatory approvals for the deal, including from the Nevada Gaming Control Board, which gave the proposed deal the green light last month. Approval from the High Court will enable GTECH to complete the merger in early April, subject to the satisfaction or waiver of the remaining conditions precedent set out in the merger agreement. GTECH will make an announcement as to whether these remaining satisfactions have been met by the time the Italian Stock Exchange opens on April 1.
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