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Playboy Launching into Asia

The popular Playboy Gaming online casinos gambling site has announced a further launch the Asian gambling industry thanks to a new partnership between CryptoLogic and Enterasia. CryptoLogic is the top internet gambling software development companies in the world, but even CryptoLogic has some limitations and that is where the use of Enterasia’s Live Dealer software will compliment the company’s existing offerings. CryptoLogic’s online casinos software will be supplemented with a completely authentic Asian poker gambling experience. Tops on the list of CryptoLogic licensees to use the new Enterasia software will be the Playboy Gaming site.

Enterasia is a rapidly expanding Asian-facing online casinos software developer that has recently secured a licensing deal with the 888 internet gambling group to provide 888 with poker software specifically designed for the Asian gambling industry. The CryptoLogic deals comes on the heels of the 888 announcement and indicates that Enterasia is rapidly expanding now that more online casinos have found validity in expanding into the Asian gambling industry.

CryptoLogic has already formed several strategic deals with online casinos or gaming development companies within the Asian-Pacific region and the Enterasia deal further solidifies the gaming developers commitment to penetrating the Asian market. A spokesperson for the company commented, “We recognised early on that Asia's e-gaming market has vast potential for profitable growth. With Entertasia as experienced and respected partners, combined with CryptoLogic's global reputation for innovation, we are poised to make a major impact, not just in China but across the entire Asian region.”

As for who will benefit by the new deal between the two companies, as stated, the Playboy Gaming online casinos gambling site announced plans to immediately offer the new Live Dealer platform on the company’s Asian-facing site.