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Wednesday 3rd January 2007
Further to a statement issued by PartyGaming at the end of December concerning the acquisition of certain businesses and assets from both Empire Online Limited (EOL) and Intercontinental Online Gaming Limited (Intercontinental), Playtech has announced that the company has entered into a new long term software licensing agreement with PartyGaming.
'This agreement with PartyGaming is a real endorsement from the leading online gaming company and we are delighted to have established this important relationship,” said head honcho of Playtech Avigur Zmora.
Under the terms of the four-year agreement, the online gaming websites currently operated by EOL and Intercontinental will remain exclusively on the Playtech platform.
Amongst the poker sites operated by EOL and International that are being acquired by PartyGaming are NoblePoker.com and FairPoker.com as well as a number of more general casino sites. In addition, PartyGaming will have access to the full range of Playtech's casino, poker and bingo products.
“We believe that Playtech's software will compliment PartyGaming's existing products whilst providing an additional route to further revenue enhancement,” added Zmora. “We look forward to a long and successful partnership with PartyGaming.'
Source: OnlineCasinoNews
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