Reflex Gaming, which marked its official entry to the digital gaming space 12 months ago, enter ICE 2017 buoyed by what Managing Director Quentin Stott has described as a “significant business win” with leading bookmakers, William Hill. The games supply contract will be signed at the Reflex stand (S8-110) on the first day of ICE.

Explaining his ICE objectives, Quentin Stott said: “As the new kids on the digital block, ICE 2016 was an intense learning experience for us. Since then, a lot has been achieved, not least the hiring of former Inspired senior executive Mat Ingram as Chief Product Officer.”

He added: “At ICE 2017 I want to show how far we’ve progressed in a very short time, establish the brand, demonstrate that we are a serious player and bring Mat and the team that he is assembling to the fore. I think that we have recruited what are some of the UK’s most successful games designers and it’s important that we are able to communicate the energy and skill set that we are bringing to the task.”

Stott continued: “I want to be able to meet the right people and to be able to explain our strategy moving forward in terms of the creation and supply of bespoke and generally available games. The portfolio will comprise hand crafted games designed for specific jurisdictions and demographics.  We will not be producing vast collections of ‘me too’ products which actually serve little or no purpose. We are a hungry company and one which goes the extra yard in pursuit of excellence.”

Reflex Gaming, which marked its official entry to the digital gaming space 12 months ago, enter ICE 2017 buoyed by what Managing Director Quentin Stott has described as a “significant business win” with leading bookmakers, William Hill. The games supply contract will be signed at the Reflex stand (S8-110) on the first day of ICE.

Explaining his ICE objectives, Quentin Stott said: “As the new kids on the digital block, ICE 2016 was an intense learning experience for us. Since then, a lot has been achieved, not least the hiring of former Inspired senior executive Mat Ingram as Chief Product Officer.”

He added: “At ICE 2017 I want to show how far we’ve progressed in a very short time, establish the brand, demonstrate that we are a serious player and bring Mat and the team that he is assembling to the fore. I think that we have recruited what are some of the UK’s most successful games designers and it’s important that we are able to communicate the energy and skill set that we are bringing to the task.”

Stott continued: “I want to be able to meet the right people and to be able to explain our strategy moving forward in terms of the creation and supply of bespoke and generally available games. The portfolio will comprise hand crafted games designed for specific jurisdictions and demographics.  We will not be producing vast collections of ‘me too’ products which actually serve little or no purpose. We are a hungry company and one which goes the extra yard in pursuit of excellence.”

Reflex Gaming, which marked its official entry to the digital gaming space 12 months ago, enter ICE 2017 buoyed by what Managing Director Quentin Stott has described as a “significant business win” with leading bookmakers, William Hill. The games supply contract will be signed at the Reflex stand (S8-110) on the first day of ICE.

Explaining his ICE objectives, Quentin Stott said: “As the new kids on the digital block, ICE 2016 was an intense learning experience for us. Since then, a lot has been achieved, not least the hiring of former Inspired senior executive Mat Ingram as Chief Product Officer.”

He added: “At ICE 2017 I want to show how far we’ve progressed in a very short time, establish the brand, demonstrate that we are a serious player and bring Mat and the team that he is assembling to the fore. I think that we have recruited what are some of the UK’s most successful games designers and it’s important that we are able to communicate the energy and skill set that we are bringing to the task.”

Stott continued: “I want to be able to meet the right people and to be able to explain our strategy moving forward in terms of the creation and supply of bespoke and generally available games. The portfolio will comprise hand crafted games designed for specific jurisdictions and demographics.  We will not be producing vast collections of ‘me too’ products which actually serve little or no purpose. We are a hungry company and one which goes the extra yard in pursuit of excellence.”

Reflex Gaming, which marked its official entry to the digital gaming space 12 months ago, enter ICE 2017 buoyed by what Managing Director Quentin Stott has described as a “significant business win” with leading bookmakers, William Hill. The games supply contract will be signed at the Reflex stand (S8-110) on the first day of ICE.

Explaining his ICE objectives, Quentin Stott said: “As the new kids on the digital block, ICE 2016 was an intense learning experience for us. Since then, a lot has been achieved, not least the hiring of former Inspired senior executive Mat Ingram as Chief Product Officer.”

He added: “At ICE 2017 I want to show how far we’ve progressed in a very short time, establish the brand, demonstrate that we are a serious player and bring Mat and the team that he is assembling to the fore. I think that we have recruited what are some of the UK’s most successful games designers and it’s important that we are able to communicate the energy and skill set that we are bringing to the task.”

Stott continued: “I want to be able to meet the right people and to be able to explain our strategy moving forward in terms of the creation and supply of bespoke and generally available games. The portfolio will comprise hand crafted games designed for specific jurisdictions and demographics.  We will not be producing vast collections of ‘me too’ products which actually serve little or no purpose. We are a hungry company and one which goes the extra yard in pursuit of excellence.”

Reflex Gaming, which marked its official entry to the digital gaming space 12 months ago, enter ICE 2017 buoyed by what Managing Director Quentin Stott has described as a “significant business win” with leading bookmakers, William Hill. The games supply contract will be signed at the Reflex stand (S8-110) on the first day of ICE.

Explaining his ICE objectives, Quentin Stott said: “As the new kids on the digital block, ICE 2016 was an intense learning experience for us. Since then, a lot has been achieved, not least the hiring of former Inspired senior executive Mat Ingram as Chief Product Officer.”

He added: “At ICE 2017 I want to show how far we’ve progressed in a very short time, establish the brand, demonstrate that we are a serious player and bring Mat and the team that he is assembling to the fore. I think that we have recruited what are some of the UK’s most successful games designers and it’s important that we are able to communicate the energy and skill set that we are bringing to the task.”

Stott continued: “I want to be able to meet the right people and to be able to explain our strategy moving forward in terms of the creation and supply of bespoke and generally available games. The portfolio will comprise hand crafted games designed for specific jurisdictions and demographics.  We will not be producing vast collections of ‘me too’ products which actually serve little or no purpose. We are a hungry company and one which goes the extra yard in pursuit of excellence.”

Reflex Gaming, which marked its official entry to the digital gaming space 12 months ago, enter ICE 2017 buoyed by what Managing Director Quentin Stott has described as a “significant business win” with leading bookmakers, William Hill. The games supply contract will be signed at the Reflex stand (S8-110) on the first day of ICE.

Explaining his ICE objectives, Quentin Stott said: “As the new kids on the digital block, ICE 2016 was an intense learning experience for us. Since then, a lot has been achieved, not least the hiring of former Inspired senior executive Mat Ingram as Chief Product Officer.”

He added: “At ICE 2017 I want to show how far we’ve progressed in a very short time, establish the brand, demonstrate that we are a serious player and bring Mat and the team that he is assembling to the fore. I think that we have recruited what are some of the UK’s most successful games designers and it’s important that we are able to communicate the energy and skill set that we are bringing to the task.”

Stott continued: “I want to be able to meet the right people and to be able to explain our strategy moving forward in terms of the creation and supply of bespoke and generally available games. The portfolio will comprise hand crafted games designed for specific jurisdictions and demographics.  We will not be producing vast collections of ‘me too’ products which actually serve little or no purpose. We are a hungry company and one which goes the extra yard in pursuit of excellence.”

Supplier warming up for ICE with new game release and award nominations ahead of show

 January 2017 – Play’n GO has warmed up for ICE Totally Gaming with two nominations at the International Gaming Awards, which take place the night before the show gets under way.

The supplier has been shortlisted in two fiercely competitive categories, Mobile Product of the Year and Slot Provider/Supplier Product of the Year.

Johan Törnqvist CEO of Play’n GO, said: “We’re thrilled to have been nominated for two awards at the IGAs, a brilliant way to start a successful few days at ICE for Play’n GO – hard competition inspires us since we are winners at heart.”

Supplier warming up for ICE with new game release and award nominations ahead of show

 January 2017 – Play’n GO has warmed up for ICE Totally Gaming with two nominations at the International Gaming Awards, which take place the night before the show gets under way.

The supplier has been shortlisted in two fiercely competitive categories, Mobile Product of the Year and Slot Provider/Supplier Product of the Year.

Johan Törnqvist CEO of Play’n GO, said: “We’re thrilled to have been nominated for two awards at the IGAs, a brilliant way to start a successful few days at ICE for Play’n GO – hard competition inspires us since we are winners at heart.”

Supplier warming up for ICE with new game release and award nominations ahead of show

 January 2017 – Play’n GO has warmed up for ICE Totally Gaming with two nominations at the International Gaming Awards, which take place the night before the show gets under way.

The supplier has been shortlisted in two fiercely competitive categories, Mobile Product of the Year and Slot Provider/Supplier Product of the Year.

Johan Törnqvist CEO of Play’n GO, said: “We’re thrilled to have been nominated for two awards at the IGAs, a brilliant way to start a successful few days at ICE for Play’n GO – hard competition inspires us since we are winners at heart.”

Supplier warming up for ICE with new game release and award nominations ahead of show

 January 2017 – Play’n GO has warmed up for ICE Totally Gaming with two nominations at the International Gaming Awards, which take place the night before the show gets under way.

The supplier has been shortlisted in two fiercely competitive categories, Mobile Product of the Year and Slot Provider/Supplier Product of the Year.

Johan Törnqvist CEO of Play’n GO, said: “We’re thrilled to have been nominated for two awards at the IGAs, a brilliant way to start a successful few days at ICE for Play’n GO – hard competition inspires us since we are winners at heart.”

Supplier warming up for ICE with new game release and award nominations ahead of show

 January 2017 – Play’n GO has warmed up for ICE Totally Gaming with two nominations at the International Gaming Awards, which take place the night before the show gets under way.

The supplier has been shortlisted in two fiercely competitive categories, Mobile Product of the Year and Slot Provider/Supplier Product of the Year.

Johan Törnqvist CEO of Play’n GO, said: “We’re thrilled to have been nominated for two awards at the IGAs, a brilliant way to start a successful few days at ICE for Play’n GO – hard competition inspires us since we are winners at heart.”

Supplier warming up for ICE with new game release and award nominations ahead of show

 January 2017 – Play’n GO has warmed up for ICE Totally Gaming with two nominations at the International Gaming Awards, which take place the night before the show gets under way.

The supplier has been shortlisted in two fiercely competitive categories, Mobile Product of the Year and Slot Provider/Supplier Product of the Year.

Johan Törnqvist CEO of Play’n GO, said: “We’re thrilled to have been nominated for two awards at the IGAs, a brilliant way to start a successful few days at ICE for Play’n GO – hard competition inspires us since we are winners at heart.”

Supplier warming up for ICE with new game release and award nominations ahead of show

 January 2017 – Play’n GO has warmed up for ICE Totally Gaming with two nominations at the International Gaming Awards, which take place the night before the show gets under way.

The supplier has been shortlisted in two fiercely competitive categories, Mobile Product of the Year and Slot Provider/Supplier Product of the Year.

Johan Törnqvist CEO of Play’n GO, said: “We’re thrilled to have been nominated for two awards at the IGAs, a brilliant way to start a successful few days at ICE for Play’n GO – hard competition inspires us since we are winners at heart.”

Supplier warming up for ICE with new game release and award nominations ahead of show

 January 2017 – Play’n GO has warmed up for ICE Totally Gaming with two nominations at the International Gaming Awards, which take place the night before the show gets under way.

The supplier has been shortlisted in two fiercely competitive categories, Mobile Product of the Year and Slot Provider/Supplier Product of the Year.

Johan Törnqvist CEO of Play’n GO, said: “We’re thrilled to have been nominated for two awards at the IGAs, a brilliant way to start a successful few days at ICE for Play’n GO – hard competition inspires us since we are winners at heart.”

Sporting superstars end three-month rivalry with final show-stopping duel

ONCHAN, Isle of Man – January 2017 – Team PokerStars SportStar Cristiano Ronaldo and renowned basketball player Dwyane Wade are drawing the #raiseit campaign to a grand close with a remarkable display of sporting skill.

The pair are battling it out for the final time following six previous duels for the innovative and fun social campaign by the world’s most popular online poker site PokerStars, an Amaya Inc. (Nasdaq: AYA; TSX: AYA) brand.

In a sneak peak of the final videos, which will go live on Ronaldo and Wade’s social media channels on Monday and Tuesday (January 30 and 31) respectively, the famous footballer and Chicago Bulls basketball player can be seen preparing to battle it out in the ‘Aerial Duel’ round.

Sporting superstars end three-month rivalry with final show-stopping duel

ONCHAN, Isle of Man – January 2017 – Team PokerStars SportStar Cristiano Ronaldo and renowned basketball player Dwyane Wade are drawing the #raiseit campaign to a grand close with a remarkable display of sporting skill.

The pair are battling it out for the final time following six previous duels for the innovative and fun social campaign by the world’s most popular online poker site PokerStars, an Amaya Inc. (Nasdaq: AYA; TSX: AYA) brand.

In a sneak peak of the final videos, which will go live on Ronaldo and Wade’s social media channels on Monday and Tuesday (January 30 and 31) respectively, the famous footballer and Chicago Bulls basketball player can be seen preparing to battle it out in the ‘Aerial Duel’ round.

A British PokerStars Casino player has turned gold into bricks and mortar with a massive $280,270 win at PokerStars Casino’s Winstar slot. The lucky 31-year-old from the East Midlands was “shaking like a jelly” and had to ask his mum to double check if he had really just hit the jackpot or if it was just his imagination after all five reels turned gold on the progressive jackpot slot.

He describes the emotional rollercoaster he experienced after he won, “I can’t put into words… I felt relieved I could finally buy a house, but oddly stressed and confused, elated and well, I don’t know… it was so surreal, and unbelievable.”

The money is going to go towards providing a secure future for himself, his girlfriend and her daughter, “I’ve already found a house I want. It’s a dream house, two weeks ago I would never be able to look at a house like the one I am doing, [sic] now it’s a reality”. He plans to spend the rest on treating himself to a new car and investing to further maximise this life-changing sum in the long-term to give his loved ones, “the life we all want”.

This is the second time this year that PokerStars Casino has provided a major winning moment and has paid out a mega jackpot more than $100,000, with another casino player also hitting the Winstar progressive jackpot earlier this month. More than $5 million in Winstar jackpot wins alone have been paid out since its launch on PokerStars Casino in February 2016.