24th January, 2017 – Yggdrasil Gaming’s latest spell binding slot opens the door to a mysterious laboratory where the player chooses between larger multipliers and larger spreading wild patterns to put together their own magic mix of bonuses.

Alchymedes does away with free spins; instead it has players chasing the best mix of spreading wild pattern and multipliers by completing levels. Players complete levels by scoring line wins on all symbol positions.

Once all positions have been part of a win line, the level is completed, and the player can choose between the chance for better wild patterns or better multipliers for the next level. Each level-ending winning spin is also awarded with a multiplier that has been rising throughout the level.

There are more than 15,000 spreading wild patterns in the game, while each level starts with a x1 multiplier that can increase as high as x100. The game also includes a bonus feature, which can be triggered at the start of each level and awards one of six rewards, from additional wilds on the pattern, to coin wins, to higher and more frequent multipliers.

24th January, 2017 – Yggdrasil Gaming’s latest spell binding slot opens the door to a mysterious laboratory where the player chooses between larger multipliers and larger spreading wild patterns to put together their own magic mix of bonuses.

Alchymedes does away with free spins; instead it has players chasing the best mix of spreading wild pattern and multipliers by completing levels. Players complete levels by scoring line wins on all symbol positions.

Once all positions have been part of a win line, the level is completed, and the player can choose between the chance for better wild patterns or better multipliers for the next level. Each level-ending winning spin is also awarded with a multiplier that has been rising throughout the level.

There are more than 15,000 spreading wild patterns in the game, while each level starts with a x1 multiplier that can increase as high as x100. The game also includes a bonus feature, which can be triggered at the start of each level and awards one of six rewards, from additional wilds on the pattern, to coin wins, to higher and more frequent multipliers.

Veteran gaming journalist David Snook and NetEnt’s Åsa Bredin, who is one of the leading advocates of recruiting more women to senior positions within gaming, have accepted invitations to officially open the 2017 edition of ICE Totally Gaming. They will be joined at the ribbon cutting ceremony by senior members of the ICE organising team, including Kate Chambers, Managing Director of the Gaming Division at Clarion Events, and the person responsible for overseeing the development and growth of ICE including its relocation to the ExCeL Exhibition Centre.

“David reported on his first ATEI, the low stake gaming and amusements show from which ICE was born, back in 1967.” stated Kate Chambers. “He has not missed one edition in half a century and has reported on the transformation of the industry which has been reflected in the development of ICE into the world’s most international business gaming event. David is a true friend of ICE and has made a major contribution to its success through fair, constructively critical and honest reporting.”

She added: “Diversity is an issue which is close to my heart and that of Åsa Bredin, who holds a senior role at NetEnt where she is Chief Development Officer. I think it’s true to say that we would not have been discussing diversity at ICE a decade ago. Thanks to the pioneering work of organisations, notably Global Gaming Women and the professional achievements of many women who hold positions of real influence inside gaming’s executive offices, it is now firmly on the agenda, including at ICE, where Clarion’s Head of Content Ewa Bakun has organised a seminar dedicated to the issue.”

With exhibitors drawn from 67 jurisdictions and sovereign states, ICE provides the most comprehensive shop window on world gaming and in 2016 attracted a record 28,487 visitors drawn from 150 nations. Gaming professionals wishing to secure their place at ICE Totally Gaming 2017 should visit icetotallygaming.com.

Veteran gaming journalist David Snook and NetEnt’s Åsa Bredin, who is one of the leading advocates of recruiting more women to senior positions within gaming, have accepted invitations to officially open the 2017 edition of ICE Totally Gaming. They will be joined at the ribbon cutting ceremony by senior members of the ICE organising team, including Kate Chambers, Managing Director of the Gaming Division at Clarion Events, and the person responsible for overseeing the development and growth of ICE including its relocation to the ExCeL Exhibition Centre.

“David reported on his first ATEI, the low stake gaming and amusements show from which ICE was born, back in 1967.” stated Kate Chambers. “He has not missed one edition in half a century and has reported on the transformation of the industry which has been reflected in the development of ICE into the world’s most international business gaming event. David is a true friend of ICE and has made a major contribution to its success through fair, constructively critical and honest reporting.”

She added: “Diversity is an issue which is close to my heart and that of Åsa Bredin, who holds a senior role at NetEnt where she is Chief Development Officer. I think it’s true to say that we would not have been discussing diversity at ICE a decade ago. Thanks to the pioneering work of organisations, notably Global Gaming Women and the professional achievements of many women who hold positions of real influence inside gaming’s executive offices, it is now firmly on the agenda, including at ICE, where Clarion’s Head of Content Ewa Bakun has organised a seminar dedicated to the issue.”

With exhibitors drawn from 67 jurisdictions and sovereign states, ICE provides the most comprehensive shop window on world gaming and in 2016 attracted a record 28,487 visitors drawn from 150 nations. Gaming professionals wishing to secure their place at ICE Totally Gaming 2017 should visit icetotallygaming.com.

Veteran gaming journalist David Snook and NetEnt’s Åsa Bredin, who is one of the leading advocates of recruiting more women to senior positions within gaming, have accepted invitations to officially open the 2017 edition of ICE Totally Gaming. They will be joined at the ribbon cutting ceremony by senior members of the ICE organising team, including Kate Chambers, Managing Director of the Gaming Division at Clarion Events, and the person responsible for overseeing the development and growth of ICE including its relocation to the ExCeL Exhibition Centre.

“David reported on his first ATEI, the low stake gaming and amusements show from which ICE was born, back in 1967.” stated Kate Chambers. “He has not missed one edition in half a century and has reported on the transformation of the industry which has been reflected in the development of ICE into the world’s most international business gaming event. David is a true friend of ICE and has made a major contribution to its success through fair, constructively critical and honest reporting.”

She added: “Diversity is an issue which is close to my heart and that of Åsa Bredin, who holds a senior role at NetEnt where she is Chief Development Officer. I think it’s true to say that we would not have been discussing diversity at ICE a decade ago. Thanks to the pioneering work of organisations, notably Global Gaming Women and the professional achievements of many women who hold positions of real influence inside gaming’s executive offices, it is now firmly on the agenda, including at ICE, where Clarion’s Head of Content Ewa Bakun has organised a seminar dedicated to the issue.”

With exhibitors drawn from 67 jurisdictions and sovereign states, ICE provides the most comprehensive shop window on world gaming and in 2016 attracted a record 28,487 visitors drawn from 150 nations. Gaming professionals wishing to secure their place at ICE Totally Gaming 2017 should visit icetotallygaming.com.

Veteran gaming journalist David Snook and NetEnt’s Åsa Bredin, who is one of the leading advocates of recruiting more women to senior positions within gaming, have accepted invitations to officially open the 2017 edition of ICE Totally Gaming. They will be joined at the ribbon cutting ceremony by senior members of the ICE organising team, including Kate Chambers, Managing Director of the Gaming Division at Clarion Events, and the person responsible for overseeing the development and growth of ICE including its relocation to the ExCeL Exhibition Centre.

“David reported on his first ATEI, the low stake gaming and amusements show from which ICE was born, back in 1967.” stated Kate Chambers. “He has not missed one edition in half a century and has reported on the transformation of the industry which has been reflected in the development of ICE into the world’s most international business gaming event. David is a true friend of ICE and has made a major contribution to its success through fair, constructively critical and honest reporting.”

She added: “Diversity is an issue which is close to my heart and that of Åsa Bredin, who holds a senior role at NetEnt where she is Chief Development Officer. I think it’s true to say that we would not have been discussing diversity at ICE a decade ago. Thanks to the pioneering work of organisations, notably Global Gaming Women and the professional achievements of many women who hold positions of real influence inside gaming’s executive offices, it is now firmly on the agenda, including at ICE, where Clarion’s Head of Content Ewa Bakun has organised a seminar dedicated to the issue.”

With exhibitors drawn from 67 jurisdictions and sovereign states, ICE provides the most comprehensive shop window on world gaming and in 2016 attracted a record 28,487 visitors drawn from 150 nations. Gaming professionals wishing to secure their place at ICE Totally Gaming 2017 should visit icetotallygaming.com.

Veteran gaming journalist David Snook and NetEnt’s Åsa Bredin, who is one of the leading advocates of recruiting more women to senior positions within gaming, have accepted invitations to officially open the 2017 edition of ICE Totally Gaming. They will be joined at the ribbon cutting ceremony by senior members of the ICE organising team, including Kate Chambers, Managing Director of the Gaming Division at Clarion Events, and the person responsible for overseeing the development and growth of ICE including its relocation to the ExCeL Exhibition Centre.

“David reported on his first ATEI, the low stake gaming and amusements show from which ICE was born, back in 1967.” stated Kate Chambers. “He has not missed one edition in half a century and has reported on the transformation of the industry which has been reflected in the development of ICE into the world’s most international business gaming event. David is a true friend of ICE and has made a major contribution to its success through fair, constructively critical and honest reporting.”

She added: “Diversity is an issue which is close to my heart and that of Åsa Bredin, who holds a senior role at NetEnt where she is Chief Development Officer. I think it’s true to say that we would not have been discussing diversity at ICE a decade ago. Thanks to the pioneering work of organisations, notably Global Gaming Women and the professional achievements of many women who hold positions of real influence inside gaming’s executive offices, it is now firmly on the agenda, including at ICE, where Clarion’s Head of Content Ewa Bakun has organised a seminar dedicated to the issue.”

With exhibitors drawn from 67 jurisdictions and sovereign states, ICE provides the most comprehensive shop window on world gaming and in 2016 attracted a record 28,487 visitors drawn from 150 nations. Gaming professionals wishing to secure their place at ICE Totally Gaming 2017 should visit icetotallygaming.com.

Specialist gaming consultancy SMP eGaming will celebrate its first anniversary next month.

The company will host a reception at London landmark The Shard on 6th February to mark its first year in business, with staff joining clients and other specially-invited guests for the event.

The anniversary coincides with ICE Totally Gaming, a major industry gathering at ExCeL, London, from 7th to 9th February, at which SMP eGaming will also be represented with a 10-strong team.

SMP eGaming was launched in February 2016 by SMP Partners, a leading name in eGaming which had decided after six years as a major player in the industry, and a dominant force behind the growth of the Isle of Man’s gaming sector, it was time to create a dedicated eGaming consulting company.

Specialist gaming consultancy SMP eGaming will celebrate its first anniversary next month.

The company will host a reception at London landmark The Shard on 6th February to mark its first year in business, with staff joining clients and other specially-invited guests for the event.

The anniversary coincides with ICE Totally Gaming, a major industry gathering at ExCeL, London, from 7th to 9th February, at which SMP eGaming will also be represented with a 10-strong team.

SMP eGaming was launched in February 2016 by SMP Partners, a leading name in eGaming which had decided after six years as a major player in the industry, and a dominant force behind the growth of the Isle of Man’s gaming sector, it was time to create a dedicated eGaming consulting company.