Playtech premieres new Spins & Win live roulette advance with PokerStars
British online casino games developer Playtech has announced the exclusive launch of its new Spin & Win live-dealer innovation across PokerStars-branded domains from iGaming operator The Stars Group Incorporated.
The Isle of Man-based innovator used an official Tuesday press release to describe Spin & Win as a ‘multiplier-based live roulette variant’ that has been ‘designed to boost both player winnings and excitement’ by offering aficionados the chance to bank multipliers worth up to 100 times their original stake.
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Playtech detailed that Spin & Win is the latest addition to its family of multi-table games with all of the action being broadcast live from its studio in the Latvian capital of Riga. The firm moreover stated that the advance is unlike previous variants of multiplier-based roulette in that it multiplies every straight-up position so as to present competitors with ‘a more exciting experience.’
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Kevin Kilminster from Playtech used the press release to proclaim that Spin & Win has been ‘built around innovative augmented reality technology’ in order to be ‘visually engaging’ and present competitors with ‘compelling gameplay’. He moreover pronounced that the game ‘is a key step in our ongoing partnership’ with The Stars Group Incorporated and is now being offered alongside nine exclusive blackjack tables at the .eu and .com editions of PokerStars.
Read a statement from Kilminster…
“Last year was Playtech’s busiest ever for new live casino releases and we’re delighted to be continuing that trend this year. Delivering an innovative and engaging experience is always our top priority when developing new content and in Spin & Win we’re confident we’ve delivered a combination of exciting gameplay and great win potential. With every straight-up position multiplied, players no longer have to wait to see if the stars align with single-number multipliers to give the game an even more compelling feel for all.”
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