
29th January 2008, 05:11 AM
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Originally Posted by winbig
Which casinos offer tournament play nowadays?
And while we're on the subject of MG, which casinos offer live dealers, and do they offer live BJ yet?
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I've got about 20 MG casinos downloaded and I havn't seen live dealers or live BJ on any of them...
Went back and looked thru all my MG emails and found this press release from a year or so ago, but I think that it's just for Asian customers...but I'm sure I'm probably wrong....
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06 November 2006
MICROGAMING STEPS UP ASIAN DRIVE WITH LAUNCH OF LIVE DEALER
ISLE OF MAN - Microgaming, the world’s largest supplier of poker and casino software, announces it has stepped up its drive into Asia with the launch of its Live Dealer software. The software launches on the existing T3 (Flash) and Viper platforms, with an additional standalone application � Zero Footprint.
Currently available for Baccarat, future releases of the software are expected to include Roulette, SicBo, Fan Tan and many more games.
Available 24hrs a day, seven days a week, a video feed of the dealer is displayed on screen, more closely simulating the land-based casino environment. As the dealer deals a card from the shoe, it is identified immediately via a sensor, with the physical card being placed on the dealer’s table and an icon of the card being displayed on the player’s screen.
The dealer deals up to eight decks from a shoe up to a randomly placed cut card. Once the Live Dealer has dealt an entire deck of cards, a new deck is brought to the table and each deck is stored and locked in its’ own case to prevent against tampering of any kind. Deck swapping is done in front of the camera and the shuffle is supervised.
No separate account is needed, since the software uses the players’ casino account. Multi-currency is also supported, so players can play in a currency of their choice. The software is currently available in English, simplified Chinese and Japanese, depending on platform.
Roger Raatgever, CEO Microgaming comments, �The launch of Live Dealer signals a step up in our expansion into the Asian market and further highlights our commitment to providing our operators with an unrivalled software and games development programme. We have enjoyed a year of record sign ups to date, cementing our position in both the Nordic and European markets, so naturally we see Asia as the next focus. Being able to deliver operators a localised offer is the key to success in any market, but particularly in Asia and we see Live Dealer as really just the start.�
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