A Nightmare on Elm Street Online Casino Game: 888 Warner Bros Agreement

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888.com has entered into a licensing arrangement with Warner Bros. to develop online casino games around the popular horror film franchise A Nightmare on Elm Street.

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“This exciting deal marks another milestone for 888 in our pursuit of gaming excellence,” said Yaniv Sherman, Business Development and Sales Vice-President for 888.

“We are thrilled to be working with one of the world's most renowned entertainment companies and will be developing and deploying the new games this year and next.”

Warner Bros has similar deals in place with Cryptologic and Microgaming, two other big name online casino software companies. 

888 does not accept customers from the US.

- Jordan Bach, Gambling911.com

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