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Eyecon seals deal to provide content to MrQ.com

Deal demonstrates continued popularity and growth of Eyecon’s industry-leading content
Eyecon, a leading developer of online slots and part of Playtech’s group of studios, has announced a new deal to supply its content to MrQ, the new bingo platform launched by leading bingo and casino operator Lindar Media last year.
The agreement means industry-leading content from Eyecon will be available to play on MrQ, including popular games like Temple of Isis and Fluffy Favourites.
As well as demonstrating the continued popularity of Eyecon’s industry-leading content, it also underlines Playtech’s commitment to boosting its position as the leading omni-channel bingo provider in the market.
Paul Gielbert, Head of Customer Management at Eyecon, said: “We are delighted to launch Eyecon games on MrQ.com. Eyecon and the online bingo market are entwined, and so it’s great to see a new entrant to the market. We believe MrQ will shake things up in 2019.”
Savvas Fellas, Managing Director at Lindar Media, added: “We chose to partner with Eyecon as our players have been constantly asking for their games. The addition of Eyecon means that our players now have access to huge slot titles and player favourites like Fluffy Favourites, Shaman’s Dream and Beat the Bobbies.”
About Playtech:
Founded in 1999 and premium listed on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange, Playtech is a technology leader in the gambling and financial trading industries.
Playtech is the gambling industry’s leading technology company, delivering business intelligence-driven gambling software, services, content and platform technology across the industry’s most popular product verticals, including casino, live casino, sports betting, virtual sports, bingo and poker. It is the pioneer of omni-channel gambling technology through its integrated platform technology, Playtech ONE. Playtech ONE delivers data-driven marketing expertise, single wallet functionality, CRM and responsible gambling solutions across one single platform across product verticals and across retail and online.
Playtech partners with and invests in the leading brands in regulated and newly regulated markets to deliver its data-driven gambling technology across the retail and online value chain. Playtech provides its technology on a B2B basis to the industry’s leading retail and online operators, land-based casino groups and government sponsored entities such as lotteries. As of June 2018, through the acquisition of Snaitech, Playtech directly owns and operates the leading sports betting and gaming brand in online and retail in Italy, Snai. Snaitech operates a B2B2C model as a service provider, allowing franchisees to utilise the Playtech technology stack in in the retail environment while operating the leading brand, Snai, directly online as a B2C business.
Playtech’s Financials Division, named TradeTech Group, is a technology leader in the CFD and financial trading industry and operates both on a B2C and B2B basis.
Playtech has in total c.5,800 employees across 17 countries and is headquartered in the Isle of Man.
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