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New Mobile Gaming Launch

Zone4Play and G3 team up to bring gambling to mobiles

Thursday 25th November 2004



Zone4Play announced the launch of its play for real fixed-odds casino application on Hutchison G3, the UK’s first video mobile network.

Punters can play for fun or for money on the Avago-branded games; the result of 18 months of development.

Mr. Damian Cope, Managing Director, DITG Gaming, said: 'We are delighted to be launching this service on 3 in conjunction with Zone4Play, and are convinced that mobile gambling revenues will grow strongly over the next few years. We are confident that both existing and future Avago customers will enjoy the ability to play games via their mobile handsets.'

G3 is one of the 5 major operators licensed by the UK Government.




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