GAMING1 releases Blackjack Twins and Crazy Twins

Gaming1 adds innovative side-betting twist to casino favourite

GAMING1, leading gaming and sports betting partner, has launched Blackjack Twins and?Crazy Twins; offering unique side bets on its digital versions of the hugely popular casino table game.

?Developed in partnership with JD Supplies & Services,?Blackjack Twins?and?Crazy Twins?puts a fresh spin on blackjack, offering players the chance to win up to 300x their original bet with a winning Crazy Twins – an industry first.

Typical blackjack side bets are based on a combination of 52 cards, but Crazy Twins requires players to win their blackjack hand to win the side bet, offering a unique twist on the classic game while greatly boosting engagement.

With unmatched prizes building anticipation, players can also choose between normal and VIP tables, as well as a host of different side-bet options –?allowing them to enhance the excitement while maximising their betting strategy.

Commenting on the launch, Sylvain Boniver, GAMING1’s COO and Co-Founder, said:?“We’re thrilled to unveil an exciting new twist on casino’s most popular card game with Blackjack Twins and Crazy Twins, which offer one of the industry’s biggest wins on a single pair of cards.

“Featuring unparalleled synergy between land-based and online markets, the product is tailor-made for omni-channel focused operators looking to get the best out of their retail and online offerings.”

Joris Dubois, CEO at JD Supplies & Services, who developed the product in partnership with Gaming1, added:

“We hugely enjoyed developing BlackJack Twins & Crazy Twins with Gaming1 and are delighted with the result.

“Our innovative side-betting format has already proven to be a player favourite across land-based casinos and are fully confident that it will be just as big a hit with the online industry.”

Alongside its acclaimed in-house gaming portfolio, Gaming1 currently operates more than 20 online gaming brands with land-based partner operators in Spain, Portugal, France, Serbia, Peru and Colombia.

The company, which leverages its own technology, has over 1,200 employees and aims to become a global leader in the online gaming industry.

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