WorldGaming & More Gambling News
WorldGaming Offers Real-Money Skill Games
Players who love the action of Playstation and Sony-type games will be pleased to note that the Canadian-based World Gaming is planning to launch a skill games network. The games will range from one on ones to exciting multiplayer action, with new titles being added regularly. Players can register to take part in a beta-trial stage and stand in line to win $50,000 in cash and prizes, or wait for the official launching of the site in the next quarter, after the customer base has grown more significantly. William Levy, President of WorldGaming said: “'Playing videogames for money is not a new concept and has been going on in living rooms and dorms for years. WorldGaming is simply facilitating that idea online, which opens up the competitive gaming landscape.”
Titan Poker Adds New Casino Games
Titan Poker has announced the introduction of three new casino games to its range, allowing players to take a welcome breather from intense poker action at a simple click of the mouse. The new games – Jacks or Better, Tequila Poker and Pai Gow Poker – will complement the site’s popular ring games and fast-paced tournament schedule, and will bring TitanPoker’s selection of side games to twelve. All three new games are skill-based and growing in popularity in the poker industry.
“Imper1um” Joins Team Betfair
The Canadian online poker ace, Sorel Mizzi, better known as “Imper1um” at poker rooms across the net, has joined Betfair’s team of sponsored players. The announcement was made amidst much media hype at a news conference in Copenhagen at the beginning of the week. Mizzi joins another rising star, WSOP champion Annette Obrestad to create a team that Betfair management hopes will become “the dominant force in poker in the next decade”. Mizzi, only 21, has risen to incredible heights in the few years that he has been playing poker, and has recently been named the ‘best online poker player on the planet’ by PokerVerdict. Mizzi enjoyed a successful year in 2007 with his first taste of live poker tournaments, earning himself $600,000 at the Irish Open after taking third place. Bruce Stubbs, head of Betfair’s poker division said: “I am proud to add a player like Sorel Mizzi to our team. He is regarded as one of the best online tournament players in the world by many and has the results to prove it.”
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