On the Playtech side, the company have been investing copious amounts of time and money, developing their own range of Bingo games. In the report Playtech stated, that among the years ‘operational highlights’, was the “launch of a new version of Playtech's Bingo product”. However, this was about the long and short of it! William Hill’s online gaming assets use Virtue Fusion software. Although, one might well expect that to change in the future. Indeed, although William Hill said that their “ casino, poker, bingo and skill games” were “performing well”, and “in line with management expectations”. According to the report, their gaming activities collectively delivered a “net revenue growth of 98% by the third quarter.”
There were few more details than this, included in the report. Other than an air of optimism. The companies state, they believe the current figures will “be further boosted by increased liquidity contributed by existing and new licensees”. And yes, things do look positive for both. Unlike Ladbrokes, whose shares have plummeted recently, due to problems with huge debts. Shares for William Hill and Playtech have stabilised. So, looks like they’ve found themselves a winning combination.
This was an article by LJ for Bingo Faces on Online Bingo
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