Microgaming and Intertops Cut Ties

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 Isle of Man, Microgaming has today announced its agreement with Intertops Casino is drawing to a close, due to Intertops Casino wishing to operate in the US market. Microgaming has powered the well established online casino for over a decade, and has enjoyed a successful relationship with it.

Intertops.com accepted the world's first ever online sports bet, and enjoys a top reputation in the online gaming industry. Microgaming is the world's largest gaming software provider and powers over 120 of theworld's most profitable casino sites.

Michl Posch, Head of Marketing comments: "Intertops Casino is proud to have been powered by such a reputable, market-leading, gaming software provider over the past decade.  The assistance that Microgaming has provided in the change process has been extremely helpful."

The move follows Microgaming operators' continuing commitment not to accept US player registrations.

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