Royal Wins, pioneers and leaders in pure skill real money gaming, is pleased to announce that it is the recipient of a gaming licence for its games of skill. The granting of such a license is widely seen to be a first of its kind, a major milestone for the company, and a signal of acceptance and recognition of skill gaming by main stream gaming commissions.
This is a major win for the young Australian start-up that has been championing and pioneering pure skill wagering games since 2014. The endorsement and support of the KGC is an important step forward in recognising the significance and growing popularity of real money skill games.
Royal Wins expects the license to be the beginning of many opportunities for the business as it now moves to rapidly scale up its skill games offerings to a regulated worldwide audience. The company also expects to now further expand on its skill gaming licenses by applying to other global jurisdictions as they become available.
Royal Wins is an Australian technology company focused on developing complex algorithms and artificial intelligence to construct skills-based games. Its mobile gaming app, Kash Karnival, launched in 2016 and currently has approximately 2M subscribers and a wagering pool of around $10M. Royal Wins will be expecting explosive growth from Kash Karnival as it launches in Apple App store and Android platforms in the coming weeks.
www.royalwins.com
For more information, please contact Peter Gan: +61 411 286 000 or peter@royalwins.com.
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