Playtech Wins Three EGR B2B Awards
Wednesday 16th June 2010 (London, UK) – Playtech picked-up three awards at Monday night’s EGaming Review ceremony, recognising its best of breed Poker and Bingo products.
Held at Old Billingsgate, London, the event saw Playtech win both Poker Network of the Year and Poker Software Supplier of the Year, for its leading iPoker network.
Playtech was the winner of the Bingo Supplier of the Year category through its Virtue Fusion Alderney bingo product which provides the most exciting bingo action in the industry.
The EGR B2B Awards follow on from those won at last week’s Online Bingo Summit where Playtech’s Virtue Fusion Alderney was awarded Best Online Bingo Software and Best Online Bingo Innovation.
Playtech CEO Mor Weizer said: “The EGR Awards are a prestigious new event in the industry’s calendar, so we are delighted Playtech have been recognised here with three separate awards. It really shows the strength of our products across the group. Being named Bingo Supplier of the Year is a fantastic endorsement and it is extremely satisfying as it comes straight after our double success at the Online Bingo Summit.”
About Playtech
Playtech develops unified software platforms and content for the remote and land-based gaming industry. Leading gaming applications include casino, poker, bingo, sports betting, live gaming, casual and fixed odds games. Playtech provides licensees with the tools to maximise cross-selling opportunities, player loyalty and yield, all through the powerful management interface; the IMS. The fully integrated, cross-platform capability enables players to access online, broadcast, mobile and server-based gaming terminals, through a single account. New licensees include existing online operators upgrading or diversifying their offering, land-based casino groups, government sponsored companies such as lotteries, and new entrants making their online gaming debut, particularly in the newly regulated markets. Founded in 1999, Playtech is headquartered in the Isle of Man. More than 1,000 employees are located in development centres in 5 countries, the majority of whom are engaged in research and development of current and future gaming technologies.
