Chartwell Games Expands Deal with Shuffle Master
Chartwell Technology, the Canadian gambling group, announced recently that it has expanded on an existing license agreement it has with the Nasdaq listed Shuffle Master gaming group.
The amendment of the licensing deal between gaming groups Chartwell and Shuffle Master will allow the Canadian gambling giant to expand to other markets in the world and offer Shuffle Master's proprietary table games.
In 2009, Chartwell Technology signed a deal with Shuffle Master which secured the Canadian gambling group's rights to market games based on Shuffle Master's software, including top titles such as Fortune Gail Power Poker, Casino War, Dragon Bonus, Let it Rid and Ultimate Texas Hold 'em.
The amendment of this deal signed between the gambling group, Chartwell Technology and Shuffle Master means that it can offer Shuffle Master's Three Card Poker game to other markets in the world, including the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man, Channel Islands and the Republic of Ireland.
Chartwell Offers Comprehensive Gaming Content
The Vice President of Business Development for Chartwell Technology, Darcy Krogh said: "We have been extremely proud to work with Shuffle Master in bringing some of the world's most popular land-based casino games to our rapidly expanding portfolio of gaming options."
He added that the opportunity to partner with a well respected North American gaming brand such as Shuffle Master is fundamental to Chartwell's focus on developing one of the "most comprehensive gaming platforms for the delivery of the best gaming content to the regulated online gaming industry."
The Chief Executive Officer of Shuffle Master, Gavin Isaacs added, speaking about the Chartwell's expansion of the Shuffle Maker deal: "We believe that one of our key strengths is our intellectual property and our agreement with Chartwell is another example of leveraging our content across as many channels as possible, including i-gaming."
"We are pleased to offer to the most popular specialty game of all game to this very important online market and we will continue to actively seek more licensing deals for our brands."
Chartwell Gaming, according to a press release "specializes in the development of leading edge gaming platforms and content for the internet, wireless and other remote access devices."
The company's Java and Flash based software products and games can be deployed in gaming, entertainment and promotional applications.
Amaya Gaming, which recently purchased Chartwell Technology, designs, develops, manufactures, distributes and sells technology based gaming solutions for the regulated gaming industry around the world.
