American firm is looking to license its new multi-player online poker software to international gaming providers.
Tuesday 14th October 2008
In America, Castle Technologies Incorporated has announced that it has finalised the design phase of its new gaming software and is now preparing to enter the international multi-player online poker market.
Castle Technologies revealed that its new patent-pending software is distinct because it provides progressive jackpots within the game itself to create the same excitement experienced in actual casinos and poker tournaments. The company stated that it is looking to license the software to offshore entities in Europe, Asia and South America who have the legal means to conduct online gambling activities and provide licensing, software maintenance, marketing assistance and customer services.
'We're very excited about this new gaming software,” said David Comeau, President and Chief Executive Officer for Castle Technologies.
“What makes this software so unique is the progressive payouts on played poker hands. That's never been done before in any online gaming software and I expect gamers will be pleasantly surprised by this new feature.'
The Silverdale, Washington-based firm stated that the online poker sector is growing at a phenomenal rate with more than 200 sites in operation today catering for 370,500 real-money players every day.
The new software is set to provide all of the features normally associated with online gaming such as player account maintenance and chat capability with the addition of easy-to-navigate web pages, the latest in animation and straightforward betting actions and the ability to play multiple games at the same time.
In America, Castle Technologies Incorporated has announced that it has finalised the design phase of its new gaming software and is now preparing to enter the international multi-player online poker market.
Castle Technologies revealed that its new patent-pending software is distinct because it provides progressive jackpots within the game itself to create the same excitement experienced in actual casinos and poker tournaments. The company stated that it is looking to license the software to offshore entities in Europe, Asia and South America who have the legal means to conduct online gambling activities and provide licensing, software maintenance, marketing assistance and customer services.
'We're very excited about this new gaming software,” said David Comeau, President and Chief Executive Officer for Castle Technologies.
“What makes this software so unique is the progressive payouts on played poker hands. That's never been done before in any online gaming software and I expect gamers will be pleasantly surprised by this new feature.'
The Silverdale, Washington-based firm stated that the online poker sector is growing at a phenomenal rate with more than 200 sites in operation today catering for 370,500 real-money players every day.
The new software is set to provide all of the features normally associated with online gaming such as player account maintenance and chat capability with the addition of easy-to-navigate web pages, the latest in animation and straightforward betting actions and the ability to play multiple games at the same time.