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AIGF partners with Betradar T
he All India Gaming Federation (AIGF) has linked
up with Betradar in an effort to explore
opportunities for sports betting and gaming in the Asian country. Under the deal, the AIGF will work with Betradar to drive improved awareness and understanding of gambling activities, as well as explore platforms, channels and initiatives suitable for the Indian market. The AIGF focuses on assembling a group of
responsible stakeholders to help the country move towards a more open and transparent betting and gaming market. “The sports betting world is a patchwork of
unique frameworks, set ups, priorities and conditions,” AIGF chief executive Roland Landers said. “Our objectives require us to pool information and perspectives from all of these, especially those from the developed markets, in
Online boosts struggling New Jersey market
order to help us set out the strongest and safest proposition for the Indian market. “Betradar works with 600 sports betting
operators around the world, as well as various national regulators and law enforcement agencies; they are uniquely placed to give us a broad, deep and clear view on global sports betting and help us achieve our objectives.” Lorenzo Caci, director business development and strategic partnerships for Betradar, added: “India has the potential to be a truly exciting market, with so many hugely passionate sports fans. The AIGF’s faith in our experience, our perspective and our commitment to helping India do it right is much appreciated and we look forward to working together over the coming months and years.”
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ew Jersey reported a 16.7%
year-on-year increase in online gaming win in the month of
January, despite revenue from its land-based market dropping 12.6%. Figures from the New Jersey Division of Gaming
Enforcement (NJDGE) show that online gaming win totalled $22m (€17.6m) last month in the US state, compared to $18.8m in January 2017. However, casino win for the month fell from $185.9m in January of last year to $162.4m. Slot machine win dropped 11.4% year-on-year to $109.6m, while table game win was also down 15.1% from $62.2m to $52.8m. Total gaming win for January amounted to $184.3m, down 9.9% on the $204.7m posted in the opening month of 2017, while New Jersey was able to collect $15.2m in gaming taxes during the month.
Tom Horn go live with Aspire Global T
om Horn Gaming’s portfolio of video slot titles will soon go live with Aspire Global – further
enhancing its footprint within the gaming industry. Popular games such as Monster Madness, Don Juan’s Peppers and Blackbeard’s Quest have been made available to the igaming solutions provider. Ondrej Lapides, CEO at Tom Horn Gaming, said:
“We challenged ourselves to hit the ground running in 2018 and the integration of our games
Aspire Global is a complete igaming platform,
offering a comprehensive solution for operators and is fully regulated under licences issued in the UK, Denmark, Belgium, Portugal, Italy & Malta (MGA).
Spectrum adds online sports to program S
pectrum Gaming Group is to extend its responsible gambling
programme to cover online and sports wagering in the US. The firm currently provides advisory and consulting work for gaming operators, regulators and legislatures in 36 US states and territories, as well as 47 countries around the world. As part of the extended
programme, Spectrum will now work with Pieter Remmers to help US gaming and lottery industries develop responsible gaming practices that specifically address online gambling and sports betting activities.
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“My collaboration with Spectrum is designed to ensure that the expansion of US gaming continues to serve the public interest,” Remmers said. “We will be available to work with operators and governments that need assistance in developing responsible-gaming programs that are tailored to online gaming, sports betting and other emerging opportunities.” Michael Pollock, managing
director of Spectrum, added: “Gaming across the world, and particularly in the US, is entering new territory as states and tribal governments seek opportunities in emerging forms of gaming; responsible-gaming needs to be central to their plans. We have worked with Pieter in several important engagements around the world, and he can work with us in helping our clients – and the entire industry – develop those plans.”
with Aspire Global shows we have done exactly that. Aspire Global’s strength among operators will help us continue our growth in the industry and we are delighted to be working with them as we both strive towards a common goal.”
Realistic Games to launch advanced functionality
BetVictor Limited. The supplier’s second-generation version of the popular marketing tool provides operators with new player and trigger-based free spins. It also allows them to add wagering requirements of any level, or simply pay a player’s winnings in cash. The new functionality will be utilised initially by
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BetVictor, who will run a number of exclusive promotions, before being rolled out with other operators with whom Realistic work. Robert Lee, Commercial Director at Realistic Games, said: “Our cutting edge free spins offering has been in development for some time now and I’m delighted that the functionality will make its debut with BetVictor. We’re very confident that our free spins will be enjoyed by players and will prove to be an effective marketing tool for our operating partners for both acquisition and retention campaigns.” Emma Tompkins, Director of E-Gaming at
BetVictor, said: “Free spins are an essential tool in the armoury of any casino and having innovative versions available like Realistic’s gives us far more flexibility and are more beneficial to our customers.” Realistic will continue the roll-out of its free spins functionality to operators throughout 2018.
ward-winning casino supplier Realistic Games is set to launch its new advanced free spins tool with leading operator
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