Online casino operator announces agreement to migrate its poker operations to iPoker network.
Monday 6th October 2008
Isle of Man-based online gambling software developer Playtech has signed a further licensing agreement with Mansion Limited that will see the virtual gambling operator migrate its poker operations to the iPoker network.
Gibraltar-based Mansion is one of the world’s leading online gambling operators and agreed to move its poker operations to the iPoker network following a similar successful transition for its casino products last year.
Playtech revealed that its iPoker network is ideally suited to the requirements of Mansion's global client base because it provides products that can be adapted to local gaming styles, languages and currencies. In addition, as the world's largest poker network, iPoker continues to attract operators who are able to maximise the cross selling of additional products. Each additional licensee increases the liquidity of the network and makes it increasingly attractive to new players and licensees.
'We are delighted to be able to extend our relationship with Mansion, a highly valued licensee, to include its poker operations,” said Mor Weizer, Chief Executive Officer for Playtech.
“This latest migration provides further evidence of the high calibre of our products and the strength of our relationships with our operators. We are looking forward to augmenting an already successful relationship in casino with a long and productive poker partnership.'
Isle of Man-based online gambling software developer Playtech has signed a further licensing agreement with Mansion Limited that will see the virtual gambling operator migrate its poker operations to the iPoker network.
Gibraltar-based Mansion is one of the world’s leading online gambling operators and agreed to move its poker operations to the iPoker network following a similar successful transition for its casino products last year.
Playtech revealed that its iPoker network is ideally suited to the requirements of Mansion's global client base because it provides products that can be adapted to local gaming styles, languages and currencies. In addition, as the world's largest poker network, iPoker continues to attract operators who are able to maximise the cross selling of additional products. Each additional licensee increases the liquidity of the network and makes it increasingly attractive to new players and licensees.
'We are delighted to be able to extend our relationship with Mansion, a highly valued licensee, to include its poker operations,” said Mor Weizer, Chief Executive Officer for Playtech.
“This latest migration provides further evidence of the high calibre of our products and the strength of our relationships with our operators. We are looking forward to augmenting an already successful relationship in casino with a long and productive poker partnership.'