A further 70 games are now available to players on online casino sites owned by OpenBet licensees.
Wednesday 1st October 2008
London-based online casino and games developer WagerWorks has announced that it has integrated its RGS gaming system with the Orbis OpenBet platform.
WagerWorks is the online subsidiary of Reno-based International Game Technology (IGT) and provides regulatory-compliant Internet casino and game content solutions.
The move follows an earlier partnership between the two where a select number of WagerWorks titles were brought onto the Fixed Odds Games module from Orbis. A further 70 games including top titles such as Elvis, Monopoly, MegaJackpots and Da Vinci Diamonds are now available to virtual players utilising online casino sites owned by Orbis OpenBet licensees.
'This collaboration means Orbis customers can now easily expand their game offering to include some of the most recognised brands and game formats in the world,” said Michael Probert, Client Services Manager for WagerWorks.
“Players are clearly becoming more sophisticated and discerning in their choice of games and this reinforces our strategy of offering operators our great games, independent of their existing iGaming platform.'
London-based online casino and games developer WagerWorks has announced that it has integrated its RGS gaming system with the Orbis OpenBet platform.
WagerWorks is the online subsidiary of Reno-based International Game Technology (IGT) and provides regulatory-compliant Internet casino and game content solutions.
The move follows an earlier partnership between the two where a select number of WagerWorks titles were brought onto the Fixed Odds Games module from Orbis. A further 70 games including top titles such as Elvis, Monopoly, MegaJackpots and Da Vinci Diamonds are now available to virtual players utilising online casino sites owned by Orbis OpenBet licensees.
'This collaboration means Orbis customers can now easily expand their game offering to include some of the most recognised brands and game formats in the world,” said Michael Probert, Client Services Manager for WagerWorks.
“Players are clearly becoming more sophisticated and discerning in their choice of games and this reinforces our strategy of offering operators our great games, independent of their existing iGaming platform.'