There is nothing concrete and maybe they just wanted to flow on some buzzword but:
http://themerkle.com/microgaming-uk-...ling-industry/
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There is nothing concrete and maybe they just wanted to flow on some buzzword but:
http://themerkle.com/microgaming-uk-...ling-industry/
Interesting read, and I agree with the points mentioned.
So.. article deleted, but reading the cached version it has absolutely nothing in it that suggests any connection between Microgaming and Bitcoin whatsoever. In fact looking at the links in the article that go back to the Microgaming website with this false statement...
They link to irrelevant pages that don't even have the word Bitcoin on them, nor does the supposed list exist. I am betting that this is a poor attempt at search engine gaming by Microgaming which has been overruled by someone up the tree when they found out.Quote:
Microgaming UK is keeping an up-to-date list of Bitcoin-friendly gambling platforms and their game offerings.
TLDR: a complete waste of time, and you didn't miss anything by not reading it.
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Originally Posted by Muppet
I believe most of MG slots are available on the platforms they integrated into also to the US players like stated in the past.
The best games by quickfire are more played in the bitcoin space than netnt and isoftbet for sure
Er, no they aren't. If you are playing a Quickfire game using Bitcoin as the currency you are playing a fake game. If you're playing a Quickfire game for real money in the USA then its a fake. Any Bitcoin friendly casinos that I have seen with Quickfire games require you to use Euros or another real world currency to play them.
Sherlock I am getting a 404 but i think i found it in the engines. I hope more sites and software providers will see the value in bitcoin.
Maybe they read this thread. Maybe someone from here questioned the article. 404 is there now.
Yea, I can't find the link either
Use the archive of internet to get to the cache Version
Don't bother. It was a SES (spam, not "optimisation") article that had nothing to do with Microgaming using or integrating Bitcoin into their products. Like I said before...
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TLDR: a complete waste of time, and you didn't miss anything by not reading it.
I'm sorry for offtop, but I think bitcoin soft is a future for gambling. More and more local laws appears and it's more difficult to deposit money in some regions. That's why bitcoin is a good choice. May be someone in microgaming wanted to see community reaction on it and it was like a test?
Read all I wrote in this thread and you will have the answer to your speculation.
Can't agree more, much better and easier to use it !Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr. Jekyll
However still security is required, it's still a virtual currency so need much better protection from theft cases and as this currency get more popularity it get more risky as well