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Quickspin games on Marathonbet


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ward-winning games designed by Swedish slots supplier Quickspin have now gone live with Marathonbet. Players


using the operator’s casino tab have access to the provider’s full suite of products across both desktop and mobile.


The content roll-out includes a number of new releases such as The Wild Chase, Spinions Beach Party, and the forthcoming title, Gold Lab. Christian Melin, Head of Gaming at Marathonbet, said: “We’re very excited about Quickspin’s games and believe our customers will enjoy playing the wide variety of slots packed full of innovative features that are at


the heart of their portfolio.” ”The games and promotional tools that support them are excellent revenue generators for operators like us. We are excited to have Quickspin on-board and can’t wait to see our customers enjoying the games they have to offer.” Quickspin was founded in 2011 and has quickly established itself as a leading development studio for real money and social casino gaming. It now counts the majority of Europe’s leading operators among its clients.


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UKGC outlines ongoing


he UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has used its annual report to detail how it will continue to put consumers at the heart of regulation. The publication provides an overview of the regulator’s operations and financial position for the 2015-16 financial year, setting out its progress over the past 12 months. Landmarks in the last year included the introduction of assurance statements so operators at board level account for the way they work to keep gambling fair, safe for consumers and free from crime, as well as new requirements on companies to introduce gambling management tools for consumers and self- exclusion schemes.


Rackspace teams with FSB Technology


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latform provider FSB Technology has teamed up with IT solutions company Rackspace to establish a private cloud


environment ahead of the new football season. FSB has begun supplying software solutions to larger operators that want to control their data feeds and trading teams. The cloud technology will enable Rackspace to launch such clients in a ring-fenced environment. Dave McDowell, CEO and co-founder of FSB, said: “Our aim has always been to help clients


run the most efficient operations in the industry by using modern technology to reduce the manual labour required to run a sports betting operation. Another key benefit of moving to our new private cloud is that we can now significantly reduce the initial capital investment required for any company that requires its own dedicated platform solution.”


The UKGC said it also ensured further enforcement against operators that failed to take sufficient action on social responsibility and money laundering. “Over the past two years we have emphasised to boards and business owners the importance of putting consumers at the heart of business culture and practice, and managing the risks of gambling-related harm and money laundering,” UKGC chairman Philip Graf said. “There has no doubt been a very welcome change in attitude in a number of major companies. “However, whilst there has been a great deal of activity, it is also clear that much still needs to be done, including by my successors, to deliver real impact.” Sarah Harrison, chief executive of the UKGC, added:


“We will continue to work to put consumers at the heart of regulation. This will include building on vital work to protect the most vulnerable, and setting standards for responsible and safe gambling.”


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