Playtech premieres iPoker.eu shared Bandwidth network

British omni-channel gaming software and services innovator, Playtech, has announced that internet poker aficionados in the formerly ring-fenced markets of Spain and France can now compete against every courtesy of its new iPoker.eu shared liquidity system.

Spain and France debut:

The London-listed programmer used a official Thursday press release to describe its most recent advance was launched in partnership with all the Spain-facing domains at CasinoBarcelona.es, Betfair.es, Sportium.es and Bet365.es along with France’s Unibet.fr and Betclic.fr to provide players the opportunity to win much larger prizes by means of a range of cash and sit-and-go matches in addition to multi-table and Twister Poker tournaments.

Future expansion alternatives:

Playtech detailed the debut of its iPoker.euinnovation followed last year’s signing by the regulators of Spain, France, Portugal and Italy of a shared liquidity deal and could soon be rolled out to sites in these latter two authorities.

Launch ‘represents a Massive opportunity’:

Shimon Akad, Chief Operating Officer for Playtech, announced the iPoker.eu advance is currently the very first business-to-business internet poker system to serve players at both Spain and France with its premiere highlighting his firm’s ‘standing as a pioneer in controlled markets’ alongside its ‘continued dedication to poker. ’

Akad’s announcement read…

“Sharing liquidity across major European markets represents a huge opportunity for the business. This is a significant move forward for usour operators and our players. The presence of six important operators since launch partners highlights the opportunities that exist while also giving encouraging signs towards the future direction of the community.

Building on excellence:

Playtech stated its poker software is accredited by regulators in ten European authorities with its iPoker Network frequently hosting over 35,000 players since they simultaneously enjoy action at sites including WilliamHill.com, EverestPoker.com, PaddyPowerPoker.com and DafaPoker.com.