Enterasia makes another move into Western market

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Further to its success in the Asian market, Entertasia, a leading live gaming software developer and distributor, has completed its strategic move into the West. The company recently signed a deal with CTXM, an experienced gaming software provider to the west, based in Riga, Latvia. Under this deal, CTXM shall feed Entertasia's live dealer casino product with customized western skin to its network of partners. Currently, on CTXM's client portfolio, there are blue chip companies like: PaddyPower, Ladbrokes and 888 etc. As part of this alliance the deal allows for, Macom Communication, the sister company of Entertasia, to introduce CTXM's XCasino and its flash base mini games to Macom's Asia network of customers.

Currently, Entertasia has product offerings to 10 different game opportunities, which have been acknowledged as the best in the industry – 4 kinds of major Baccarat (Super Baccarat, Traditional Baccarat, Baccarat Pair, Premium Baccarat), 3 kind of major Roulette (Asian Roulette, International Roulette, 3D roulette), Blackjack and Multiplayer Sicbo.

Jason Chan, the CEO of Entertasia, said "We are delighted to announce that we are working together with a gaming expert like CTXM. We have proven our success in Asia by giving player a better live gaming experience. I have always understood the challenge in the west, and we are committed to provide our western interface in the correct customized manner in order to meet this market's needs. "

Udy Yosha, the CEO of CTXM, said "We are very proud to strengthen our positions in Asian market cooperating with such a strong partner as Entertasia is. This autumn, we established our presence in Far East launching almost 20 sites there. We believe that partnership with Entertasia will strengthen our positions there, as well as in our existing markets, were we will be proud to provide integration to Entertasia's live gaming solutions to our existing and new partners."

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