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  Microgaming QuickFire Signs Up Red Star Casino
  By: Fabian Rictor, Thursday October 13th 2011
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  It is difficult to say which is being accumulated faster by QuickFire - new clients or new games. QuickFire is a Flash based software platform powered by Microgaming. It has just made an announcement from its headquarters in Isle of Man that it has signed a deal to provide Red Star Casino with its market leading casino products.
  Red Star Casino is the online casino gaming service of the Red Star Poker portal. It operates on a multi-lingual platform, supporting both English and Russian.
  Explaining the reason for partnering with QuickFire, Maxim Brovko, Director of Operations at Red Star said that his online casino is focused on tying up with leading brands. They were looking for a software solution with a record for minimum downtime, which also offered attractive branding opportunities. Their research placed QuickFire ahead of the competition in terms of quality and service, making the decision to switch a simple one. Brovko added, "We are also excited at the prospect of offering our players Microgaming's licensed games such as Hellboy and Tomb Raider and are sure they will prove very popular." The entire range of Microgaming games on the QuickFire platform have gone live at Red Star Casino.
  Ashley Sandyford-Sykes, the QuickFire spokesperson, expressed his delight to be working with Red Star Casino. He was sure that the Red Star Casino players would react well to the quality of the QuickFire software and Microgaming's innovative titles. Sandyford-Sykes said, "Red Star was also interested in mobile and Live Dealer solutions and QuickFire's offering gives them the flexibility required to meet this interest in the future. In a competitive market it is this flexibility and service, combined with Microgaming's reputation that sets QuickFire, apart from its competitors and helps us to retain our position as a true market leader."
  The latest game addition to the QuickFire portfolio is Multi-Player Roulette. This is the first in a series of community based games, which will take the sphere of social gaming to the next level, explained the press release from QuickFire. Multi-Player Roulette, which is based on one of Microgaming's top titles Premier Roulette, allows players to place bets on the table alongside up to four other players. There are three different tables based on the time between the spins of the roulette wheel, which are the 20, 40 and 60 seconds tables. QuickFire has seen a gap and potential growth in the community style games. Multi-Player Roulette will add diversification to the QuickFire portfolio. Multi-Player Roulette will not be initially offered to all QuickFire clients. The sports betting operator Bet3000 will be the first to launch this game. Eventually it will be made available to all QuickFire operators during 2011.