Online Casino Transfer: News - TV Games on Test Run

01/16/2010		Online Casino Style: News TV Games on Test Run
Home History Games News Dictionary		Three very popular online casinos will soon be the first to try out a new platform, offered by through a partnership between the internet gambling software developer Playtech and their associate Euro Partners. The chosen three of Casino Tropez, Titan Casino, and Europa Casino will be the test dummy sites for the launch of Playtech’s newest venture, that of TV Games, offering players a fresh new division of gaming, never seen before. The first two games are familiar callbacks to traditional casino pastimes, with the introduction of Roulette Royal and Club Roulette. Instead of video versions of the game, or having outcomes managed by a random number generator, the online casinos will load in-picture streaming video of a live dealer, as well as music and real time commentary on spin outcomes. The televised presenter and the whole of the audio-visual experience brings the excitement and classic feel of land-based casinos into the convenience of players’ homes. Interactivity has also been increased, with the video streaming allowing fellow players to see one anothers bets as they are placed on the live table. Playtech has designed the new TV Games offering to be as worldly as possible, developing even the first two roulette games in ten different languages: English, German, Spanish, Dutch, French, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, Serbian and Russian. The plan for the platform will include a number more languages in the future as well. "New gaming formats are always a great draw for our casinos," said Marc Kenigsberg, Euro Partners Marketing VP. "Our big casinos, such as Titancasino.com, are always pleased to bring players new developments in online gaming software, especially when it comes to interactivity. As such, TV Games are a welcome supplement to the Euro Partners offering."

01/16/2010

Online Casino Style: News
TV Games on Test Run

Three very popular online casinos will soon be the first to try out a new platform, offered by through a partnership between the internet gambling software developer Playtech and their associate Euro Partners. The chosen three of Casino Tropez, Titan Casino, and Europa Casino will be the test dummy sites for the launch of Playtech’s newest venture, that of TV Games, offering players a fresh new division of gaming, never seen before.

The first two games are familiar callbacks to traditional casino pastimes, with the introduction of Roulette Royal and Club Roulette. Instead of video versions of the game, or having outcomes managed by a random number generator, the online casinos will load in-picture streaming video of a live dealer, as well as music and real time commentary on spin outcomes. The televised presenter and the whole of the audio-visual experience brings the excitement and classic feel of land-based casinos into the convenience of players’ homes. Interactivity has also been increased, with the video streaming allowing fellow players to see one anothers bets as they are placed on the live table.

Playtech has designed the new TV Games offering to be as worldly as possible, developing even the first two roulette games in ten different languages: English, German, Spanish, Dutch, French, Italian, Norwegian, Swedish, Serbian and Russian. The plan for the platform will include a number more languages in the future as well.

"New gaming formats are always a great draw for our casinos," said Marc Kenigsberg, Euro Partners Marketing VP. "Our big casinos, such as Titancasino.com, are always pleased to bring players new developments in online gaming software, especially when it comes to interactivity. As such, TV Games are a welcome supplement to the Euro Partners offering."