PartyGaming 'comfortable' with Intralot's CyberArts buy
PartyGaming is "comfortable" with its B2B partnership with Intralot despite the Greek lottery supplier last week buying gaming software company CyberArts with a view to entering future, regulated global markets.
PARTYGAMING HAS SAID it remains “comfortable” with its B2B partnership with Intralot despite the Greek lottery supplier last week buying gaming software company CyberArts with a view to entering future, regulated global markets.
As reported on EGRMagazine.com, Intralot’s I2egaming arm last week acquired an initial 35% stake in California-based software provider CyberArts to expand its capabilities ahead of “impending regulation in European and North American markets.” Intralot and Party in April announced a partnership to expand the B2B deal between the two beyond the Italian poker market, to rolling out online gaming services “in specific markets around the world.”
However, when asked to comment on whether Intralot buying its own poker software supplier would limit the scope of the cooperation between the two companies, a spokesman for PartyGaming said: “We are Intralot’s partner. There’s nothing more to be said. We are comfortable with our position.”
Intralot was not available for comment at the time of writing.