New site will feature Mahjong 1-On-1 from LasVegasFromHome.com Entertainment.
Tuesday 19th August 2008
Canadian online gambling software developer LasVegasFromHome.com Entertainment Incorporated has signed a new licensee for its Asian Multi-Player Software featuring its latest game, Mahjong 1-On-1.
The Vancouver-based firm revealed that the licensee is currently under development and will join its Asian Games Network at AsianGamesNetwork.com soon, which serves as an aggregate host site for online poker, sportsbook and casino operators offering its Asian multi-player games.
The unnamed licensee will also have access to a number of other popular games including Fight The Landlord, Big 2, Chinese Poker and Si Ki Pi.
“We are pleased with the addition of another licensee into the growing Asian Games Network and are in advanced negotiations with several other parties,” said Jake Kalpakian, President and Chief Executive Officer for LasVegasFromHome.com Entertainment.
“Furthermore, as a result of our software soon offering an expanded suite of payment solutions, the Asian Games Network will be available to a much broader range of customers in Asia including gaming software providers”.
Canadian online gambling software developer LasVegasFromHome.com Entertainment Incorporated has signed a new licensee for its Asian Multi-Player Software featuring its latest game, Mahjong 1-On-1.
The Vancouver-based firm revealed that the licensee is currently under development and will join its Asian Games Network at AsianGamesNetwork.com soon, which serves as an aggregate host site for online poker, sportsbook and casino operators offering its Asian multi-player games.
The unnamed licensee will also have access to a number of other popular games including Fight The Landlord, Big 2, Chinese Poker and Si Ki Pi.
“We are pleased with the addition of another licensee into the growing Asian Games Network and are in advanced negotiations with several other parties,” said Jake Kalpakian, President and Chief Executive Officer for LasVegasFromHome.com Entertainment.
“Furthermore, as a result of our software soon offering an expanded suite of payment solutions, the Asian Games Network will be available to a much broader range of customers in Asia including gaming software providers”.