Mahjong Logic Signs New Licensee King58.com
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- Created on Tuesday, 03 July 2012 14:08
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 November 2012 18:00
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DOUGLAS, Isle of Man, - Mahjong Logic, Ltd., a leading peer to peer online mahjong software provider has announced the signing of new licensee King58.com. King58.com is a leading operator in Asia with top-of-the-line live dealer software along with additional RNG games.
King58.com sees online mahjong as the next natural progression with regards to the online gaming market throughout the region. Their turnkey setup includes a seamless wallet, single login across all products as well as a combined affiliate system.
“Mahjong Logic is thrilled to have King58.com sign up as our newest licensee”, said Jonas Alm, Mahjong Logic CEO. “Their appetite for online mahjong reaffirms our belief that the game will only get larger with worldwide players increasing rapidly. 2012 is shaping up to be another banner year for our company.”
Online gaming throughout the Asia region has grown at a tremendous rate indicating that mahjong, Asia’s most popular game, will have a major upside in growth. The game has historically been widely played at all ages and regions throughout China. Chairman Mao Zedong once said that mahjong is one of three Chinese national treasures contributing to the world.
“Mahjong Logic has made our transition to online mahjong a very smooth one,” said Collette Young, Managing Partner of King58.com. “Our players will have an opportunity to seamlessly move in and out of online mahjong while still enjoying all the other key games we offer simultaneously. Our company is hopeful to help make online mahjong as popular throughout the world as online poker is today.”
Mahjong Logic
Mahjong Logic is a leading peer to peer online mahjong software provider in the world today offering a full turnkey solution. Mahjong Logic is licensed and regulated by the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Council and compliant with the independent player protection and standards body eCOGRA. Mahjong Logic offers a complete suite of online Mahjong solutions where licensees can choose from a variety of software setups and solutions.
King58.com
King58 is one of the fastest growing Online Gaming sites offering games with fast payouts, secure payment systems and reputable gaming softwares. They offer live dealer games that capture the whole Casino experience showcasing real Live Studios with state-of-the-art equipment to cast high resolution Real-time Broadcast.
King58.com’s timely and impeccable Online support is one of a kind - enhancing and raising the whole Gaming experience to a whole new level. Adding Mahjong to its roster of fast paced action games like Blackjack, Keno and iLotto, couldn’t be more timely and appropriate as this will make the whole casino experience even more exciting. Initially targeting the Asian Market, King58.com is poised to enter other International markets.
King58 understands that the Security and Integrity of a player’s Online Gaming Experience is of paramount importance. This is why they make sure they only partner with companies that meet the same high security expectations like Mahjong Logic. With this new patnership, King58 customers can only expect the best online mahjong experience from the leader in peer to peer online mahjong.
(Press Release by Mahjong Logic)
The chances of that happening are slim to none. At least slimmer than say, forcing non-alcoholic venues...
When DMJL was approached by Spielbank Hannover in 2011 about providing know-how and material for a Mah-Jongg tournament with money prizes the board discussed, if a cooperation seemed possible and worthwhile - the publicly available board minutes from March 2011 reflected on this (originally in German - inofficially translated [and commented] here): Apart from earnings for the association a cooperation promises a possible contact to the responsible regulatory authority [to gain higher legal certainty about DMJL's self-organised non-gambling tournaments] and obviously the development of contact to a potential sponsor, namely the Spielbank herself. The board decided unanimously that a cooperation was desirable.
To draw a line between the paid-for support of legal gambling and DMJL's very own activities, the board also decided (also unanimously), that DMJL would only act as a service provider for the said tournament, but would not want to benefit from publicity in the course of gambling activities, so that it would not be (even mistakenly) seen as an organiser of such. More over the board stressed the importance of an adequate distinction (in rules, exposition of differing procedures etc.) between events of gambling and mind sport.
There was not a minute of discussion within the board, before Uwe Pelzer terminated the cooperation with the Spielbank/RP5 - no information about his findings, no questions, no suggestions, he just acted on his own. So, Frauke, the board was neither unable nor unwilling to find an answer to the question, if this said (and before unanimously supported) cooperation should've been terminated - it was simply not asked.