Competitive Gaming enjoys stateside success
SIS has enjoyed a productive start to the year, with its Competitive Gaming product continuing to go from strength to strength.
SIS became New Jersey’s first-ever non-tournament esports provider in late 2022 after launching Competitive Gaming with long-term partner bet365. Te deal between the world’s biggest operator and SIS Content Services Inc., the US division of SIS, enabled bet365 to start rolling out Competitive Gaming products to bettors in the Garden State, starting with ebasketball. Following on quickly from this key milestone, SIS has since launched Competitive Gaming with bet365 in Colorado.
Developed specifically for betting, SIS’ H2H Global Gaming League hosts over 180,000 events per year. As a full end-to-end solution with integrity at its core, Competitive Gaming, now in its fourth year of operation, has proven to deliver
superior margins around the clock.
With bet365 accessing SIS’ ultra-low (sub-second) latency live streaming, ESIC-trained integrity referees for every game, and live caster commentary, with on-screen graphics including unique betting prompts such as form, players stats, and results, bettors in New Jersey can now enjoy innovative and engaging content. Every Competitive Gaming event is produced in-house from UK- based secure self-contained studios.
SIS has also continued to enhance its international racing offering, which now provides over 8,700 hours of short-term betting opportunities from around the world, while its 49’s Live Draws are popular in markets globally.
“We have made significant progress with our offering in recent months, with the expansion of Competitive Gaming into the United States acting as a statement of intent. Te product serves the needs of operators in delivering superior revenues and margins while solving the familiar pain points associated with tournament-based esports offerings," explains Conleth Byrne, Product Director at SIS.
“Our racing offering is also expanding – we recently signed a
new deal with innovative South African rights holder 4Racing, we now have more content in more time zones than any other content provider – and our 49’s Live Draws product continues to grow in markets worldwide.
“Comprehensive betting events from a single source deliver the variety required to engage with bettors in every jurisdiction an operator can target. We create compelling content for operators both large and small with a multinational mindset.”
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Greentube expands enchanting games series
with Diamond Tales: The Little Mermaid Greentube, the NOVOMATIC Digital Gaming and Entertainment division, is inviting players under the sea in its biggest release of the year to date, Diamond Tales: Te Little Mermaid, based on the famous story by Hans Christian Andersen.
Te fairytale slot awards players magical rewards with a number of enchanting features enhancing the game’s storyline. Players collect Pearl Hearts on a Special Reel above the main game grid to either take with them into the Snap Drop or Diamond Tales Features, or to progress the story and reach the Ocean Feature.
Te Snap Drop Feature awards the player with one free re-spin where only Pearl Hearts with multipliers appear on the reels. Te multiplier on the Pearl Heart is defined by the number on the Hearts in the Special Reel.
Te Diamond Tales Feature is triggered by three Book Bonus Symbols appearing on reels one, three and five. Te player enters the feature with one extra
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Pearl Heart added to every space in the Special Reel. Tree Free Spins are then awarded, which can be re- triggered during the feature.
Gold Diamond Hearts act as persistent multiplier in the feature and as the player progresses through each chapter of the story, an additional symbol is added, up to a maximum of five in the Ocean Feature.
Tis magical adventure also comes with a volatility mode that players can set and change as they please. Te title is the second in Greentube’s Diamond Tales story following the launch of Te Ugly Duckling at the end of 2022.
“We are excited to open another chapter of the Diamond Tales series, this time taking players to the bottom of sea with the mythical Little Mermaid guiding them to big wins," shares Steve Cross, Director of Games Development and Operations at Greentube. "Packed with features and with pleasing and immersive design and game play, this title is a fantastic addition to our growing portfolio of diverse, engaging, and entertaining titles.”
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