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Grand Prive Rogue Online Casino Leaves Microgaming

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Apr/21/2010

Accused of stiffing all of its affiliate partners, the Grand Prive online casino group has apparently left the Microgaming software platform and set up its own software, called Betonsoft, Gambling911.com can reveal.

Microgaming, which gets zero pity from us, apparently had no clue Grand Prive was leaving. Microgaming has long known about these complaints from affiliates, many of whom now shun the once well-regarded software firm altogether.

Grand Prive Online Casino, which includes the Bella Vegas brand, had promised its affiliate partners "life time commissions" then pulled the plug on all of them nearly two years ago.

Gambling911.com Staff

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