Online Casino Transfer: News - Lex Opts for Dragonfish

02/01/2010		Online Casino Style: News Lex Opts for Dragonfish
Home History Games News Dictionary		Yet another partnership agreement has hit the online gambling news presses already this week, building the month of February up to be a time of contracts and partnerships. The latest tidbit comes from the business-to-business division of 888.com, one of the leaders in the internet casino world. Dragonfish, their B2B subsidiary, has signed a contract with the Greek operator Lex Online Entertainment Ltd, and marks Dragonfish as the official providers of both online poker and internet casino products for the Centric MultiMedia holding. The new partnership is very specific in their goals for the upcoming year, as the statement confirming the deal detailed that they hope to develop their markets in South and East Europe. According to company spokesperson, the two areas have been identified as particularly full of potential for the growing internet gambling industry. Two brands will catch the most benefit from the new deal with Dragonfish, as both Lexcasino.com and Lexpoker.com will be utilizing the software program built by the firm in a variety of languages. The platform supplies fraud and risk management tools, as well as back office services, e-payments processing and a full range of customer support services. “Dragonfish has a strong track record in launching localized gaming solutions tailored for emerging markets,” said the Managing Director for Dragonfish, Gabi Campos. “We believe that Centric Group’s online gaming investment and local market knowledge, combined with Dragonfish’s comprehensive online gaming operation infrastructure, skills and experience, creates a partnership that has significant potential for Lexpoker.com and Lexcasino.com to become leading players in the South and Eastern European markets.” Centric Multimedia is listed on the Athens stock exchange, and is known primarily for their distribution of multimedia and software in Europe. They have a number of subsidiary companies in the online gambling industry, many of which operate out of the South Eastern region of Europe.

02/01/2010

Online Casino Style: News
Lex Opts for Dragonfish

Yet another partnership agreement has hit the online gambling news presses already this week, building the month of February up to be a time of contracts and partnerships. The latest tidbit comes from the business-to-business division of 888.com, one of the leaders in the internet casino world. Dragonfish, their B2B subsidiary, has signed a contract with the Greek operator Lex Online Entertainment Ltd, and marks Dragonfish as the official providers of both online poker and internet casino products for the Centric MultiMedia holding.

The new partnership is very specific in their goals for the upcoming year, as the statement confirming the deal detailed that they hope to develop their markets in South and East Europe. According to company spokesperson, the two areas have been identified as particularly full of potential for the growing internet gambling industry. Two brands will catch the most benefit from the new deal with Dragonfish, as both Lexcasino.com and Lexpoker.com will be utilizing the software program built by the firm in a variety of languages. The platform supplies fraud and risk management tools, as well as back office services, e-payments processing and a full range of customer support services.

“Dragonfish has a strong track record in launching localized gaming solutions tailored for emerging markets,” said the Managing Director for Dragonfish, Gabi Campos. “We believe that Centric Group’s online gaming investment and local market knowledge, combined with Dragonfish’s comprehensive online gaming operation infrastructure, skills and experience, creates a partnership that has significant potential for Lexpoker.com and Lexcasino.com to become leading players in the South and Eastern European markets.”

Centric Multimedia is listed on the Athens stock exchange, and is known primarily for their distribution of multimedia and software in Europe. They have a number of subsidiary companies in the online gambling industry, many of which operate out of the South Eastern region of Europe.