Online Casino Transfer: News - Frelix Signs Agreement with Parlay

06/24/2010		Online Casino Style: News Frelix Signs Agreement with Parlay
Home History Games News Dictionary		Parlay Entertainment, one of the better known online gambling companies in Canada, has grown significantly in recent months, signing multiple contracts with partners to help expand their market for both internet casino software and bingo platforms. They made additional strides this week with the confirmation that Parlay came to an agreement with Frelix Entertainment, the owner and operator of the Online Bingo brand so well known throughout Europe. The deal struck between the two companies will see Parlay’s bingo network the new home for a number of international bingo sites. The Parlay Game Services, also known as PGS, is based and licensed in Alderney. Frelix was previously listed with St Miniver, a white label associate of Parlay. Their association has been in place since 2007, with the Online Bingo.eu site becoming a hot spot for online gambling in countries like Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and even Spain. The decision to switch network providers was announced by Frelix, with the managing director, Aglaia Panteli saying that St Miniver’s purchase by another online gambling conglomerate, GTech G2 was a deciding factor in the move. Choosing Parlay was in line with Frelix’s desire to continue in their aggressive international strategies. With the Parlay 5 offering platforms in multiple languages and currencies, their plans to quickly expand into new territories is right on target. "We are thrilled to welcome the OnlineBingo.eu team as a PGS partner,” echoed Scott White, speaking as CEO for Parlay. “They have a proven track record, with success in existing markets as well as an excellent ability to open new territories. Their popular bingo sites will continue as the sites that the players know and trust, and will now become part of a growing and vibrant European online bingo network. Over the coming weeks, we look forward to making several new partner announcements as the PGS network expands internationally."

06/24/2010

Online Casino Style: News
Frelix Signs Agreement with Parlay

Parlay Entertainment, one of the better known online gambling companies in Canada, has grown significantly in recent months, signing multiple contracts with partners to help expand their market for both internet casino software and bingo platforms. They made additional strides this week with the confirmation that Parlay came to an agreement with Frelix Entertainment, the owner and operator of the Online Bingo brand so well known throughout Europe.

The deal struck between the two companies will see Parlay’s bingo network the new home for a number of international bingo sites. The Parlay Game Services, also known as PGS, is based and licensed in Alderney. Frelix was previously listed with St Miniver, a white label associate of Parlay. Their association has been in place since 2007, with the Online Bingo.eu site becoming a hot spot for online gambling in countries like Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, and even Spain.

The decision to switch network providers was announced by Frelix, with the managing director, Aglaia Panteli saying that St Miniver’s purchase by another online gambling conglomerate, GTech G2 was a deciding factor in the move. Choosing Parlay was in line with Frelix’s desire to continue in their aggressive international strategies. With the Parlay 5 offering platforms in multiple languages and currencies, their plans to quickly expand into new territories is right on target.

"We are thrilled to welcome the OnlineBingo.eu team as a PGS partner,” echoed Scott White, speaking as CEO for Parlay. “They have a proven track record, with success in existing markets as well as an excellent ability to open new territories. Their popular bingo sites will continue as the sites that the players know and trust, and will now become part of a growing and vibrant European online bingo network. Over the coming weeks, we look forward to making several new partner announcements as the PGS network expands internationally."