The week in B2B news (06 December 2019)

Symphony Solutions expands Ladbrokes Coral partnership

Technical provider Symphony Solutions has extended its partnership with Ladbrokes Coral by delivering a new Ladbrokes sportsbook platform.

The latest Ladbrokes platform, like its sibling from Coral, is a fully-fledged front-end platform with responsive UI across desktop, tablet, mobile, and Native iOS and Android.

The Ladbrokes sportsbook has optimisations and improvements such as increased speed and load resilience, scalable microservice technology and a new heuristic design.

The launch took nine intensive months of continuous work from Symphony Solutions and the Ladbrokes Coral client to build, integrate, and deliver.

GoodGaming launches CasinoCoin-powered casino

Online gaming operator GoodGaming will launch a new online casino brand powered by CasinoCoin to capitalise on the emerging trend of cryptocurrency gaming.

The casino, licensed by the Isle of Man, will accept deposits, wagers and withdrawals in CasinoCoin, leveraging CasinoCoin’s proprietary bankroll manager to handle KYC and AML obligations.

The bankroll manager allows users to play at any casino that accepts CasinoCoin with a single registration and KYC check.

Oliver Wu, chairman at GoodGaming, said: “We are hugely excited to launch our first cryptocurrency casino and enter one of online gaming’s fastest growing verticals.”

Realistic Games launches three new instant win games

Casino content provider Realistic Games has added three new instant win games to its portfolio, Pull A Cracker, Shuffle Bots and Cashing Rainbows.

The new instant win titles contain features first introduced in October with the release of Super Graphics Upside Down and Spin Dizzy.

The games now include a free games bonus round, re-trigger chances on Pull A Cracker and Cashing Rainbows as well as random win multipliers up to x20 which create a more engaging experience.

Realistic Games commercial director Robert Lee said: “All three are designed to boost player engagement and retention rates while maintaining the accessibility and simple gaming experience.”

Blueprint Gaming unveils Dragonfall slot

Blueprint Gaming has revealed the launch of its newest release Dragonfall, in a move which further diversifies the developer’s slots portfolio.

The 8×8 grid game blazes onto the market with big prize opportunities, cluster pays and tumbling reels that activate wins.

The highly volatile slot features four mystical modifiers that turn the game on its head, including the Mystery Flame, Mega Drop, Fire Burst and Dragon Rage.

Jo Purvis, director of marketing and relationships at Blueprint Gaming, said: “This enchanting title brings a new dimension to our portfolio, with tumbling reels dropping red-hot prizes for players.”

Kalamba Games goes live with Temple of Heroes

Players can now venture into the ancient world of pyramids in the latest slot from Kalamba Games, Temple of Heroes.

Packed full of mechanics which maximise win opportunity, the high volatility title has a starting 5×3 grid with the ability to expand the reel set to 6 and access multipliers through HypberBet.

The Egyptian-themed video slot is exclusively available through ORYX Gaming and is playable across a range of devices in both landscape and portrait modes.

Alex Cohen, COO and co-founder of Kalamba Games, said: “Temple of Heroes is one of our most invigorating releases to date, allowing players to reveal a 6th reel to chase even greater prizes.”

Evoplay Entertainment launches Brutal Santa slot

Gaming development studio Evoplay Entertainment is gearing up for the holiday fun this year with the launch of its festive-themed slot, Brutal Santa.

Evoplay Entertainment’s Santa rides a motorbike, loves rock and has gifts galore for those who have been naughty instead of nice.

A 3-reel 9 payline slot, players rack up their wins each time Santa takes a present from his sack. If the player is onto a win, Santa places the present onto the reels, if not, he’ll throw it away.

Ivan Kravchuk, creative director at Evoplay Entertainment, said: “Christmas comes but once a year so we thought what better way to celebrate the festive fun by bringing out our own sinful Santa.”