Turnkey provider licenses its GameWire platform for new PlatinumPlay.com mobile casino.
Thursday 14th August 2008
Mobile telephone gaming turkey provider Spin3 has signed a second agreement with UK-based Fortune Lounge Group for the use of its GameWire suite of mobile casino games.
The deal will see London-based Spin3 provide a mobile brand for Fortune Lounge’s Kahnawake-licensed online casino at PlatinumPlay.com and marks the second such arrangement after last year’s launch of a mobile casino offering for RoyalVegas.com.
Spin3 stated that its GameWire platform would give PlatinumPlay.com the opportunity to extend its reach beyond the online space and bring exciting mobile telephone games to new and existing customers. It revealed that the platform included 14 interactive and real-money titles such as baccarat, roulette and three-card poker alongside a back-office function, secure payment options and enhanced in-game support for easy use. There are also more targeted games such as the recently launched football themed Scratch 'N' Score.
'Our business has been thriving since we first entered the market and we have recently been looking into new ways to expand our offering,” said a spokesperson for Fortune Lounge.
“After launching RoyalVegas.com mobile casino last year, we think the time is right to extend our mobile casino offering with another brand. By becoming the first operator with two mobile casinos on offer, we are taking a big step in securing ourselves as the leaders in the mobile casino market.'
Players of the new mobile PlatinumPlay.com offering will also be able to play the Major Millions progressive slot, which links in with online players and currently boasts a jackpot over $1.68 million.
'Partnering with two brands from such a respected organisation as Fortune Lounge Group is testament to the great success of the GameWire suite,” said Matti Zinder, Chief Executive Officer for Spin3.
“PlatinumPlay.com and RoyalVegas.com are two very well-known and established names in online gambling and we are glad that we can support them in extending their offering to the mobile space.”
Mobile telephone gaming turkey provider Spin3 has signed a second agreement with UK-based Fortune Lounge Group for the use of its GameWire suite of mobile casino games.
The deal will see London-based Spin3 provide a mobile brand for Fortune Lounge’s Kahnawake-licensed online casino at PlatinumPlay.com and marks the second such arrangement after last year’s launch of a mobile casino offering for RoyalVegas.com.
Spin3 stated that its GameWire platform would give PlatinumPlay.com the opportunity to extend its reach beyond the online space and bring exciting mobile telephone games to new and existing customers. It revealed that the platform included 14 interactive and real-money titles such as baccarat, roulette and three-card poker alongside a back-office function, secure payment options and enhanced in-game support for easy use. There are also more targeted games such as the recently launched football themed Scratch 'N' Score.
'Our business has been thriving since we first entered the market and we have recently been looking into new ways to expand our offering,” said a spokesperson for Fortune Lounge.
“After launching RoyalVegas.com mobile casino last year, we think the time is right to extend our mobile casino offering with another brand. By becoming the first operator with two mobile casinos on offer, we are taking a big step in securing ourselves as the leaders in the mobile casino market.'
Players of the new mobile PlatinumPlay.com offering will also be able to play the Major Millions progressive slot, which links in with online players and currently boasts a jackpot over $1.68 million.
'Partnering with two brands from such a respected organisation as Fortune Lounge Group is testament to the great success of the GameWire suite,” said Matti Zinder, Chief Executive Officer for Spin3.
“PlatinumPlay.com and RoyalVegas.com are two very well-known and established names in online gambling and we are glad that we can support them in extending their offering to the mobile space.”