Bwin’s Major Ownership In Party Gaming Merger

In the next few months the merger between Bwin and Partygaming will be finalized. When the deal is finally sealed by the firm, Bwin shareholders will hold a majority stake in the newly formed company. Playholders will also have plenty of stakes in the new brand.

Bwin’s majority is of just fifty one percent and Partygaming has forty-eight percent. The company is one of the largest online gambling organizations that are listed in any stock market in the world. The ultimate aim of these companies is to eventually gain access and promote itself in the US market. USA is at present closed to companies headquartered in other countries but this is expected to change soon. Many lawmakers are looking to regulate Internet gambling in the nation.

Partygaming is one of the gaming companies that have brought online poker to the forefront across the world. Their poker gaming is considered as one of the standards by which online poker rooms are judged.

RTG Online Casinos Have Live New Dracula Themed Slots

An extraordinary Dracula themed online slot game called Count Spectacular is being introduced by RTG. The game is currently running live at all RTG online casinos with Free Spins, Scatters and great variety of progressive coin Jackpots. When players wager with real money the jackpots are triggered after any spin. The game is based on the Dracula theme.

The animations in the game are super spectacular which adds to the fun element in the game. Count Spectacular has really amazing graphics, animations and sound effects. When the Count appears on reel with lightening flashing all around him and laughs eerily, he takes over the reel as an Expanding Wild. There are customizing options and auto play features for users.

Players can see symbols of a coffin, scared lady, lantern, mirror, a bat and a castle. The castle is the scatter symbol as you strike the Count on top of reels and you go to the bonus rounds where you can choose Free Spins or four re-spins. The real-time gaming has a highest payout of $250 and has a minor and major jackpot. The utmost win is 50,000 times of your bet per line, which rises from maximum bet of $5 per line to $250,000.

Justice Department Opposes New Jersey’s Legalizing Sport Betting

The US Department of Justice has again opposed an attempt to legalize sport betting in the state of New Jersey. Interactive Media Entertainment and Gaming Association were opposed by Judge Garret E Brown to overturn the federal ban on sports betting.

New Jersey has one of the most progressive legalized sports betting management of US states. A new law was passed in November authorizing a survey which looked into the state’s eight million or more residents and studied their support for legalized online betting. The law has been passed despite the opposition of state governor Chris Christie, by a persuasive margin. The department is of the opinion, that judgment in favor would not be the remedy for New Jersey’s inability at present to offer taxed and state-regulated sports betting. iMEGA claims that the law does not constitute the right to stop the state of New Jersey from entering this sector, as Delaware and Nevada has permission for the same.