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Home History Games News Dictionary		continued from Teleshopping for NetPlay TV - 1 Roulette Nation is currently broadcast intermittently on networks STV and Virgin1. The show is part of the Challenge Jackpot family of programs, and is responsible for generating more than £14 million in wagers every month. Phone and internet access are available for bets placed on the ‘live’ roulette wheel, which is spun and broadcast for the world to witness, bringing together scores of gamblers from all around the world to play. Players have the option of playing for fun, or placing real money bets with their number selections, with wagers costing as little as £1 per spin. According to NetPlay TV, the show pays out more than £400,000 a day in winnings to their viewers and players for Roulette Nation. Other news from NetPlay TV includes the installation of their business development director, Guy Templer, to the Board of Directors. He has accepted the proffered role of Chief Operating Officer, combined with a new responsibility to take the company’s most successful brands – including Challenge Jackpot – to the next level. He has said that he intends to utilize NetPlay’s unique hold on interactive games and television formats to do so, exploiting a sector of the online gambling industry that hosts few competing companies. "When we established NetPlayTV it was with the dream of creating our own interactive game formats and getting them broadcast on a terrestrial TV channel,” said Martin Higginson, the chief executive officer for the NetPlay group. “The agreement with ITV1 allows us to bring together a number of disciplines, from mobile to gaming in the delivery of this exciting new transactional TV bingo show for a trial period. A fully approved and regulated product allowing people to safely get involved in transactional TV games.” He finished his statement with the official setting of a high goal, saying that it is their aim to make NetPlay TV the provider of the world’s largest bingo game, spanning more players and winners than ever seen before.

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Roulette Nation is currently broadcast intermittently on networks STV and Virgin1. The show is part of the Challenge Jackpot family of programs, and is responsible for generating more than £14 million in wagers every month. Phone and internet access are available for bets placed on the ‘live’ roulette wheel, which is spun and broadcast for the world to witness, bringing together scores of gamblers from all around the world to play. Players have the option of playing for fun, or placing real money bets with their number selections, with wagers costing as little as £1 per spin. According to NetPlay TV, the show pays out more than £400,000 a day in winnings to their viewers and players for Roulette Nation.

Other news from NetPlay TV includes the installation of their business development director, Guy Templer, to the Board of Directors. He has accepted the proffered role of Chief Operating Officer, combined with a new responsibility to take the company’s most successful brands – including Challenge Jackpot – to the next level. He has said that he intends to utilize NetPlay’s unique hold on interactive games and television formats to do so, exploiting a sector of the online gambling industry that hosts few competing companies.

"When we established NetPlayTV it was with the dream of creating our own interactive game formats and getting them broadcast on a terrestrial TV channel,” said Martin Higginson, the chief executive officer for the NetPlay group. “The agreement with ITV1 allows us to bring together a number of disciplines, from mobile to gaming in the delivery of this exciting new transactional TV bingo show for a trial period. A fully approved and regulated product allowing people to safely get involved in transactional TV games.” He finished his statement with the official setting of a high goal, saying that it is their aim to make NetPlay TV the provider of the world’s largest bingo game, spanning more players and winners than ever seen before.