Expansion of Casino Game Options on Full Tilt Poker
Have you ever thought that Full Tilt Poker only provides poker to their players? Well, it's easy to make that assumption since the word "poker" is right there in the platform's name. However, things began to change in the last few months. In January, the platform expanded its services to include real-money roulette and blackjack for poker room users.
Now, these offerings are poised to become an even larger aspect of Full Tilt Poker. The Rational Group (parent company of both Full Tilt Poker and PokerStars) and online casino game creators Net Entertainment made a partnership to bring various new games to the Full Tilt Poker interface.
As Rational Group's director of casino, Sam Hobcraft, stated, Net Entertainment has some of the best games in the industry and will bring significant value to their business, especially on the mobile platform. "We're excited to work with NetEnt to develop an exceptional gaming experience for our customers," he added.
Net Entertainment Brings Slots, Casino Games to the Table
Net Entertainment offers a wide range of casino games and software to numerous online casinos, including prestigious ones like Ladbrokes and Bet365. They have over 150 game titles, from table games to slots, video poker, and scratch cards. These games even feature large progressive jackpots that stretch across the many casinos that utilize their software. One prominent example is Mega Fortune, which has produced multi-million-dollar jackpots on numerous occasions.
Net Entertainment's strengths in mobile gaming could be a huge advantage for Full Tilt Poker. While they currently do provide Rush Poker (their fast-fold poker variation) on mobile apps, no other games are available for phone or tablet users on Full Tilt Poker directly.
This is the second major partnership forged by the Rational Group to expand the Full Tilt Poker experience. Back in January, they announced a collaboration with Leander Games, resulting in slot machines and the LeGa gaming platform under the Full Tilt brand name. This move has allowed Full Tilt Poker to carve out a distinct path compared to PokerStars, which has remained strictly as a poker site.
Partnership Boosts Reach of Both Companies
For Net Entertainment, this partnership provides an important way to expand their presence in the poker marketplace. Full Tilt Poker is one of the largest online poker rooms worldwide, with PokerStars taking the lead in the poker arena.
"Rational Group operates the world's largest online poker operation, and we're ecstatic about this partnership that will enable us to be the first in their new casino channel venture," said Björn Krantz from Net Entertainment. "Our game portfolio will reach an entirely new audience, and we're confident that our games will impress."
While there are rumors that the Rational Group plans to introduce a sportsbook, it's uncertain how this would fit into their corporate structure. Nevertheless, it seems like a natural fit for Full Tilt Poker to host such a product. [End of paraphrased text]
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