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Cash Cubes is a new HTML5 36-ball game variant that is being deployed across the bingo network with a £50,000 promotion.

The five-reel, 15-line video slot features a high-octane racing theme and a multiplier than can reach up to 120x the original stake.

The platform provider will distribute Genii's full portfolio of more than 130 games.

The "World's Most Popular Cruise Line" and the world's leading end-to-end gaming company will reward players with free cruises and a variety of exciting giveaways throughout 2016.

Some highlights among the NetEnt games included are Gonzo's Quest, Universal Monsters Dracula, Scarface, South Park: Reel Chaos and Neon Staxx.

Vegas Lights, created in HTML5 and available on both mobile and desktop, is a five-reel slot, with 20 standard win lines and up to 40 on bonus features.

Powered by Nektan's robust and mobile-friendly platform, players can enjoy all types of games like Guns N' Roses, The Invisible Man, Aliens, Tornado, Dracula, Owl Eyes, Medusa, Shamrock 'n' Roll! and many more.

New players can enjoy the site's extensive selection of NetEnt slots.

The initial three-year deal will see Playtech work closely with the Austrian Lotteries and Casinos Austria-owned Win2Day brand to replace existing suppliers and deliver a cutting-edge, bespoke desktop and mobile-enabled poker platform for the country's only regulated network.

The International Gaming Awards recognize excellence and innovation for technology, products and services that enhance the gaming experience.

Widely regarded as one of the most creative and influential musicians of all time, Hendrix came to prominence in the late 1960s when releasing his three studio albums: Are You Experienced, Axis: Bold As Love, and Electric Ladyland.

The Swedish slot supplier was honored in this category at the International Gaming Awards for the second consecutive year.

The deal will see all 12 of the Danish provider's slots made available to Quickfire's extensive catalog of international casino brands live in regulated markets around the world.

The companies have agreed to a multi-year licensing deal.

The original Atari video arcade game Black Widow was released in 1982 and involved players maneuvering the eponymous spider around its web while shooting various insects to win bonuses.