iGaming2go

With mobile gambling on the rise it makes sense to have a product that specialize in this market. iGaming2go believes that today mobile is another channel to access online games but soon it will be the main one leaving PC’s in the dust. The company launched in 2012 and continues to go strong in the growing industry with its White Label mobile casino product.

The company’s software can be seen at mobile casinos such as FruityCasa among others. Although not an app, the software looks like one in the simplistic manner in which the games are presented and played. Users can access the software without the need to download any programs or additional software. The development of its HTML5 games was initially geared for iPhone and iPad; however it soon supported Android devices. Games are responsive to any mobile device.

The White Label product is designed for seamless integration into existing platforms. Players login to their casino accounts from a mobile device, select a game and the operator sends the request to iGaming2go who validates the player and gameplay begins. It’s a mobile casino product all set to go and ready to be branded and customized by any iGaming operator.

Features

The software is available is many languages and comes with a range of HTML5 games. Should an operator have a request for an additional language, the company can have it ready to go within days. Players can access games for fun or real money play. The operator goes through a single integration process and add news games easily going forward. Transaction data and other information is transmitted between iGaming2go and the operator.

Features include:

• Client-/Server architecture
• Recovery system for interrupted games
• Javascript engine with full HTML5 support
• High definition graphics
• Accelerated graphic for a look and feel like a native application
• Two visual layout switching instantly and smoothly between landscape and portrait
• Full sound effects

Responsible Gaming

As a White Label product, iGaming2go is integrated into existing casino software and the operator is responsible for licensing. The company does not house or manage information regarding players. This is done via a database provided by the client and includes new sign-ups, payment processing and anything else related to player data. Information may be exported after integration but is not available to iGaming2go. Simply put, the operator has the responsibility of safeguarding player data but the company does require this as part of its integration process.

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