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Gala Coral launch ‘Rush Football Live’
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nspired Gaming Group has announced that Gala Coral is to roll out its ‘Rush Football Live’ virtual sports gaming product across online and mobile. The first of Inspired’s premium virtual sports on-demand games to be released to operators, Rush Football Live enables players to place wagers on a non-stop selection of matches. Inspired plans to make other products across its virtual sports and number game portfolio available on-demand later this year. “Rush Football Live will appeal to our growing mobile player base across sports and gaming players,” Gala Coral gaming director Mark Kemp said. “The opportunity to place pre-match, in-play and accumulator bets and play virtual sports on demand makes it the perfect extension to our gaming product for mobile in time for the Euros.” Meanwhile, Gala Coral has joined forces with
enterprise cloud E-recruitment software provider Eploy to launch a new careers website. The Eploy-powered site is accessible via desktop, mobile or tablet devices and features various tools such as reference collection, new join forms and digital contract signing. Self-service recruitment analytics is also delivered through Eploy Dashboards, measuring more than 200 metrics across group companies, divisions and users.
Judith du Plessis, HR
operations project manager at Coral,
said: “The group-wide career site and recruitment system has had a great response from candidates and our colleagues in the business. The registration and application process is very quick and even in the few weeks that we have had the site up and running we have seen an increase in candidate numbers.”
Core Gaming signs with Paddy Power Betfair
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ore Gaming has brokered a game distribution deal with Paddy Power Betfair. Under the agreement, an initial selection of five Core Gaming titles will be made available across the recently-merged operator’s platforms.
Content on offer will include ‘Scratch 4’,
‘Sky’s the Limit’, ‘Beehive Bedlam’ and ‘3 Card Brag’.
Due to launch with Paddy Power Betfair in May, Core said the initial roll out of games will
mark the start of a long-term relationship with the operator, with the launch of more content being discussed for later this year. Justin Chamberlain, chief executive of
Core, said: “Paddy Power was the first customer we sold content to back in 2006 with our historic ‘Reverse Auction’ service. To have come full circle and now include them in our list of prestigious tier-one UK customers is a fitting milestone for our 10th year in the industry.”
Online Gambling Bill in Michigan
M 68 MAY 2016
ichigan state Senator Mike Kowall (right) has introduced a bill to legalize online gambling in the state. The bill would allow for Michigan-located commercial and tribal casinos to apply for the operation of Internet gambling services. The bill, however, does not cover daily fantasy sports or sports betting.
Swedish Poker Federation selects 888
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88poker, the online poker brand of 888, has agreed a deal to become the new host for the online section of the Swedish Poker
Championships (Poker-SM). Organised and run by the Svenska Pokerförbunde (Swedish Poker Federation), the Poker-SM features a number of events, including an online-specific portion. 888poker will now become host of the online events,
taking over from Amaya-owned PokerStars and Full Tilt, which had been working with the Swedish Poker Federation for a number of years. This year’s Poker-SM online section will take place from May 24-30 and feature a total of 12 events. Mauritz Altikardes, chief executive of Poker Event, the
company behind the Poker-SM, said: “I believe that this is exactly what the Swedish Poker Federation needs - a committed partner that wants to support the online community and grow with it.”
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