No More Trading, And Closure
Gambling at the online casinos is blessedly simple for the gamblers – you simply
look for an accredited and trusted site, deposit your money, and gamble away.
The other side of the industry is a bit trickier than that though and the
current global economic crisis means that some online casino gambling related
companies are forced to close their doors. The latest announcement from the
industry concerns the online gambling software development company Playwize.
This company has been attempting to recover from a downward spiral for many
months now and with the company’s low success in trading stocks and the such,
Playwize announced that it was ceasing trading, closing its doors, and selling
off assets.
Playwize’s decision to close down its operations reflects a growing trend in the
international online casino gambling industry. Many companies – from the casinos
themselves to the software development companies, have been facing hard times
and while most of the larger companies are weathering the slowing economy well,
other companies are seeing dismal profits and record losses – this means closure
is a necessity.
For Playwize, the decision to sell off assets is a move to “pay creditors”
commented the John Corre. Corre also noted that the company anticipates that the
sale of Playwize’s “proprietary software technology” is a key asset up for sale
if the shareholders approve the decision. Unfortunately, Playwize is one of many
companies heading in this direction – the slowing economy has really affected
some sectors of the online casino gambling industry…namely those smaller
companies without enough diversified assets in varying sectors of the market. |