Online Casino Transfer: News

07/16/2010		Online Casino Style: News Cake Contract
Home History Games News Dictionary		The Cake Poker Network has managed to attract quite a few new member sites this year, and the online gambling group announced this week that their growth was still well on the move with an agreement signed that will bring Come On.com to the network as well. The site stands apart by not only offering internet poker options, but also traditional online casino products. A statement on their website this week, which also detailed their plans to introduce a new sports betting platform by the end of the year. Though the statement was optimistic, of course, but provided few details to entice players in regards to the new site to be launched in partnership with Cake. One spicy tidbit said that the new project would be welcoming to US players, a surprising twist with much of the internet gambling community turning away from the American markets. Browser-based games that require no download at all will also be launched, courtesy of partnerships with both Net Entertainment and CTXM, two growing brands in the internet casino community. Players will also enjoy the continued benefit of network poker action, with the integration of Cake’s e-wallet system for easy account management among all their favorite sites. The new project is just the latest in joint ventures between CTXM and Cake, which signed deals earlier this week that stipulated they would be cooperating in marketing their products to related demographics. NetRefer has been listed as the affiliate marketing services, with a spokesperson for the new platform confirming their worldwide goals, saying "We will initially launch with full local support in English, Swedish and Serbian.” They also said that additional languages would be added in the coming months.

07/16/2010

Online Casino Style: News
Cake Contract

The Cake Poker Network has managed to attract quite a few new member sites this year, and the online gambling group announced this week that their growth was still well on the move with an agreement signed that will bring Come On.com to the network as well. The site stands apart by not only offering internet poker options, but also traditional online casino products. A statement on their website this week, which also detailed their plans to introduce a new sports betting platform by the end of the year.

Though the statement was optimistic, of course, but provided few details to entice players in regards to the new site to be launched in partnership with Cake. One spicy tidbit said that the new project would be welcoming to US players, a surprising twist with much of the internet gambling community turning away from the American markets. Browser-based games that require no download at all will also be launched, courtesy of partnerships with both Net Entertainment and CTXM, two growing brands in the internet casino community.

Players will also enjoy the continued benefit of network poker action, with the integration of Cake’s e-wallet system for easy account management among all their favorite sites. The new project is just the latest in joint ventures between CTXM and Cake, which signed deals earlier this week that stipulated they would be cooperating in marketing their products to related demographics. NetRefer has been listed as the affiliate marketing services, with a spokesperson for the new platform confirming their worldwide goals, saying "We will initially launch with full local support in English, Swedish and Serbian.” They also said that additional languages would be added in the coming months.