iSoftBet launched Halloween-themed video slot game advertising campaign hitting Italy market.

iSoftBet launched Halloween-themed video slot game advertising campaign hitting Italy market.

Game provider and software iSoftBet has promulgated a special advertising campaign for

video slot game Halloween version. Only a few days left, this online video slot game will be

launched throughout Italy. iSoftBet provider which has headquartered in London has stated

that their campaign aims to give players between Marsala and Milan the opportunity to

receive great prizes and enjoy two exciting video slot games using mobile devices.

This official release is published by Europe Gaming Media and Event.

Partner participation

iSoftBet said that this advertising campaign aimed to the online casino players in Italy.

This is the first time they had implemented this campaign hitting Italy. They are also trying
to create a new Ghosts'n Gold with five reels even so combined with its branded
Paranormal Activity version. 
The developer claims that this latest game is designed based on a hit Hollywood movie
while the previous game was set in a haunted house encircled by fog and ghostly
appearances to give players 3,888 ways to win.

Attractive magical graphics

Chief Commercial Officer for iSoftBet - Michael Probert, published an official press
release to claim that they created this campaign, especially to attract Italian players and
that many big names will join. Regarding the recently released  Ghosts ‘n’ Gold
online slot game, they have stated that this game design is full of new features that
can face and find ghostlish symbols and get massive victories and some bonus round
at night.

A statement from Probert

“We are very excited to announce the launch of our first Italian campaign just in time for

Halloween. Combining our classic branded hit Paranormal Activity and latest release
Ghost ‘n’ Gold in the promotion, we can’t wait to see how our Italian fans fare as they
battle spirits to uncover huge prizes through these amazing adventures.”

The big star The Star Entertainment Group Limited failed in a

casino debt lawsuit in Singapore

Australia's casino giant - The Star Entertainment Group Limited failed in a lawsuit
against a Singaporean businessman who ran into the debt when betting at
The Star Gold Coast for just$ 29.5 million collected.According to
The Straits Times newspaper, the Sydney-based lawsuit is the largest gambling
case ever filed an application with Singapore court. However, it has not been processed
because it lacks local legal regulations in Singapore regarding debt collection.
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Baccarat mistakes: 

Also according to Inside Asian Gaming in The Straits Times newspaper said
the lawsuit alleges that Wong Yew Choy - 55-year-old gambler actually lost money
at the VIP tables at The Star Gold Coast last year. But he deliberately protested
by declaring that he was told by a senior casino executive that Wong wasn’t responsible
for any debt until July 29, 2018, the fault was due to a mistake of a baccarat dealer.

Wong also alleges that this senior casino head had told Wong that he can not have
to be responsible for future losses if the same mistakes would happen again
and he was immediately stop playing after such a surprise occurred on August 1. 

The Star Gold Coast’s usury

Wong's reason for being in debt is the nature of a loan from The Star Gold Coast.
He claimed he did not ask for the credit, but he was given a $ 27.3 million check
payment facility worth $27.3 million and then increased it to $6.8 million more.
In addition, Wong stated that when he arrived, he gave a blank check to the employee
and he filled it in to collect the debt.But, VIP disclosed that the effort later failed
because he canceled the document after returning to Singapore.

Appeal from The Star Entertainment Group Limited 

After the trial, it was reported that the Singapore International Trade Court had
requested The Star Entertainment Group Limited to pay $13,670 as Wong's legal
expenses.The operator also announced it would raise its intention to appeal
this decision.

October 28, 2019