British firm will award affiliates with 15 percent of the revenues generated from a client while partners receive half.
Monday 26th January 2009
British turnkey gaming solutions provider MGame Solutions Corporation has announced the launch of a free poker network complete with its associated back-end solution that allows for extensive data mining.
The new free poker network focuses on community building and features webcam enabled avatars, chat rooms, real-time high-score and game statistics alongside a complete community portal solution.
“We rolled out our browser-based Flash and mobile phone-based Java multi-player poker games on December 25 with some local Hungarian partners and the response has been overwhelming,” said Gabor Dan, Chief Executive Officer for MGame.
“We feel that there is a niche in the market for the recreational poker player who loves the game and wants to play with other like-minded people while winning fixed, high score-based and tournament prizes.
“Our aim is to offer partners the ability to create long lasting communities, attract more poker players and generate revenues on those who won't or can't attend real-money poker games.
“We add our poker network to existing websites for free and we are able to integrate it in various ways. We compensate our partners by paying them 50 percent of all revenue generated through our free poker system. The network will fund all prizes and will pay anyone introducing business to the network 15 percent of the revenues generated from their introductions for the lifetime of the client.
“We have signed up some of the world’s most prominent poker affiliates who believe in our concept and are behind us on the roll-out.”
British turnkey gaming solutions provider MGame Solutions Corporation has announced the launch of a free poker network complete with its associated back-end solution that allows for extensive data mining.
The new free poker network focuses on community building and features webcam enabled avatars, chat rooms, real-time high-score and game statistics alongside a complete community portal solution.
“We rolled out our browser-based Flash and mobile phone-based Java multi-player poker games on December 25 with some local Hungarian partners and the response has been overwhelming,” said Gabor Dan, Chief Executive Officer for MGame.
“We feel that there is a niche in the market for the recreational poker player who loves the game and wants to play with other like-minded people while winning fixed, high score-based and tournament prizes.
“Our aim is to offer partners the ability to create long lasting communities, attract more poker players and generate revenues on those who won't or can't attend real-money poker games.
“We add our poker network to existing websites for free and we are able to integrate it in various ways. We compensate our partners by paying them 50 percent of all revenue generated through our free poker system. The network will fund all prizes and will pay anyone introducing business to the network 15 percent of the revenues generated from their introductions for the lifetime of the client.
“We have signed up some of the world’s most prominent poker affiliates who believe in our concept and are behind us on the roll-out.”