10-Year Old Goldbet Joins Microgaming Online Poker

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The Goldbet online gambling group, in operation now since 2000, have selected Microgaming as its new network for allowing customers to play online poker.  The Austrian bookmaker uses proprietary software for its sports betting business.

Luigi Amadio, casino and poker manager at GoldBet said:  "We are delighted to be entering into this new partnership with Microgaming and have found that its online poker product offering more than lives up to its reputation as best in market.  With simplicity, usability and security being key parts of our mission statement, Microgaming software delivers in every respect. CSR is also a key component of the way we operate as a business, and we were delighted to find that our values in this respect were reflected in Microgaming's own socially responsible programmes and activities." 

Roger Raatgever, CEO, Microgaming welcomed the new member of the network, saying: "We are proud to welcome yet another established and respected sportsbook operator to the Microgaming Poker Network.  We are working closely with GoldBet to ensure that our product is completely tailored in order to ensure smooth integration with their existing platform."

Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com 

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