New Online Bingo Software for Cashcade Sites
Partygaming bought out the Cashcade group in a £100 million pound deal a short while ago and we have heard some exclusive details about just what could be on the bingo cards for all former cashcade owned online bingo sites in the not so distant future. Cashcade boasted one of the biggest online bingo portfolios on the net, as they were the name behind online bingo sites such as Foxy Bingo, Think Bingo, Bingo Scotland, Cheeky Bingo and Little Big Bingo.At present all cashcade online bingo site run on globalcom online bingo software. This particular software is owned by a subsidiary company of 888.com, the people behind 888 Ladies Bingo. As such a percentage of revenue by all online bingo sites running on globalcom software needs to be paid to 888.com as they own the rights to it.As cashcade is owned by a ‘bigger picture’ organisation now, should we say, i.e. ‘Partygaming’ who run their own online bingo site as well – Party Bingo, it was inevitable really that they would look at putting all their online bingo sites on their own online bingo software and move away from globalcom.Already it seems wheels have been set in motion by partygaming to bring out a brand new online bingo software, which could see all former cashcade owned online bingo sites moved to. If you are a Foxy Bingo player and you love what their online bingo site has to offer now, there is no need to fret to much about this change as it is thought the new online bingo software platform will not be ready until around two years time.The game of online bingo is a forever changing world and a new online bingo software platform on the bingo market may just spice things up that little bit more for online bingo players on the net. If the new bingo software is introduced to all former cashcade owned online bingo sites, as to whether this will prove to be a good move or costly move, will remain to be seen.However whatever way you look at it, things have most certainly been on the bingo change for Foxy Bingo lately.![]()
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