DoubleDown Online Casino WildTangent Partnership Means More Virtual Cash, More Players

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DoubleDown Casino has just entered into an arrangement with WildTangent to become the first online casino on the social gaming network.

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The enormously popular “virtual cash” casino claims 3 million monthly players and more than 750,000 playing every day.  It is also one of Facebook’s fastest growing applications. 

Players use their wildcoins to try their luck at online casino blackjack, roulette and slots as well as video poker.

WildTangent's senior vice president, Sean Vanderdasson states, “DoubleDown Casino is a virtual Vegas, and there’s simply no other social game like it ... We’ve hit the jackpot with DoubleDown Casino as our players can take advantage of WildCoins, get in-game chips and power-ups to make the game even more entertaining.”

- Aaron Goldstein, Gambling911.com

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