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　　Online casino will win subsidiary company of new social casino game

　　Bwin.party subsidiary Win just announced the launch of a new social casino game called Slots Craze. At this moment the game is only based on a free-to-play model, something that might change in the future.

　　Social gaming development company Win just released a new social casino game called Slots Craze. The new game will be offered on Facebook and possibly on other social networks and will also be available on various mobile platforms such as iOS and others as well.

　　For now, the game in question will only be available in virtual currency mode. Players however will have to acquire virtual currency with real money, like as it's the case with many other Facebook games. On the other hand, it won't be possible to cash out any winnings gained in the game.

　　Developers of the game explained that at some point in the future Slots Craze will also offer the possibility to play with real money, much like in an actual online casino. Barak Rabinowitz, CEO of Win explained that the "the premium production value and compelling gameplay" offered by the game will ensure that the game will stand out among similar Facebook products.

　　Win is a subsidiary of renowned online gambling giant bwin.party. The subsidiary was launched last March when bwin.party announced that it would invest $50 million in the creation of a new social gaming development studio. To further increase its social gaming capabilities, bwin.party also acquired the companies Velasco Services and Orneon Limited.

　　With release of the new Slots Craze social casino game bwin.party intends to directly compete with companies such as Gamesys that developed the popular social casino games Bingo Friendzy and Slots Friendzy. Other ventures in the social gambling business are IGT and Ceases Entertainment.

　　Social gambling is expected to grow considerably in the near future. At this moment however social gambling with real money wagers and real money cashouts is not available in most countries. Despite this, social gaming companies manage to generate revenues by selling virtual credits that players can use during gameplay.

　　Experts believe that social gambling will experience a major boom in the future as soon as social networks such as Facebook decide to allow actual real money gambling on their platforms. In 2012 Facebook already launched real money online gambling in the United Kingdom.