VIRTUAL SPORTS SOFTWARE
streaming live events can often be an expensive
and frustrating experience for punters.
In contrast to its 90 minute competitor,
virtual football is over within a minute or two,
suiting not only customers who bet in play, but
also casino players more used to ‘spin and win’
gambling.
Kiron’s RaceKings product, powered by multistation gaming terminals, is also bringing the
excitement of horseracing to the casino floor and
is helping operators attract a new generation of
customers.
In 2016 they have expanded their content
portfolio to make it the most comprehensive
available in the market.
As well, as an upgraded horse racing product
and an upgraded football product from VSoftCo,
Kiron have also released a new version of their
greyhound racing game. In addition, Kiron’s
platform now accommodates 5 additional sports,
including single seater motor racing, basketball 3
pointer shoot-out, racing roulette, jumps racing
and boxing supplied by VIP.
In addition, their recently digitised horse
and dog tracks are now in demand across the
globe following the success of a number of
implementations with existing clients.
This new content and style of delivery is
particularly relevant in many developing markets,
where indigenous sport is not always of a
sufficient standard to bet on or where overseas
sport is expensive to beam in or stream.
Kiron’s certified random number generator
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also brings with it a built-in integrity that is
sometimes lacking in real sport. As a result,
customers never voice concerns about corruption.
This philosophy has also driven the
introduction of its keno numbers product, which
was joined recently by their new Spin & Win
roulette game.
Kiron’s proprietary bet management system,
BetMan, was one of the success stories of 2015.
An upgraded version is now in place for landbased operators, while a brand new RGS based
solution suitable for those concerned with online
is available too.
Land-based companies, such as betting shops
and bricks and mortar casinos, can also benefit
from new hardware, including new NUC devices
designed to replace bulkier PCs, and Kiron’s new
Vision screen solution, which enhances the invenue experience for players.
These allow players to watch the action unfold
amid settings they are familiar with in order to
make the games richer and more immersive.
This supports the company’s philosophy of
always tailoring content for local audiences,
wherever they are in the world.
A second version of Kiron’s RaceDay bonusing
suite will also be available later this year, this time
with newly-designed and improved, betting and
display interfaces.
Further, with plans in place for new mobile
betting applications that can be used for both
remote and for in-shop application, it’s an
exciting time for both Kiron and the vertical.
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