Atlantis Gaming Corporation allies with BetConstruct to develop cutting-edge platform

The companies will soon release the Tribal Gaming Network (TGN) as a platform environment capable of delivering content that is relevant to the tribes and to their individual compacts.

"We searched worldwide and selected BetConstruct after performing due diligence on many platforms that we felt might fit our needs, the results were clear that they had the technology, experience, and support that we would need to pull off a project of this scale. Our mandate is to provide to both our operators and our end user players a robust, secure, and compliant platform, fresh content, and payment processing, BetConstruct delivered on that demand. AGC has a long- term dedication in assisting Tribal Casinos to compete in the e-gaming revolution and the introduction of innovative partnerships such as TGN will accomplish our objectives to advance Tribal communities in the gaming industry. Our partnership represents the best of both worlds for the introduction of a premier e-gaming product for Tribal Casinos within the US and beyond,” said Donald L. Bailey, President and CEO of AGC.

Initially TGN plans to offer casinos the ability to operate social gaming and fantasy sports products, and to link with other Tribal Nations over a Virtual Private Network in twenty-eight territories throughout the United States. Although the companies have a combination of thousands of game titles and sports offerings they will limit and geo-restrict players based on what is legal in each jurisdiction.

“We are excited to join Atlantis Gaming Corporation in our new Tribal Gaming Network and we warmly welcome them to the BetConstruct family. There are few opportunities for electronic gaming in the United States and we are looking forward to our future together. AGC has done a great job of building relationships within the tribal sector and has strong leadership on their team, together with our state of the art technology, it’s a winning combination,” added BetConstruct CEO Vahe Baloulian.