Rush Street Interactive develops multi-player tournament RushArena
The firm aims to create new experiences by creating slots tournaments where players can join and switch games at any time.
US.- Rush Street Interactive has developed RushArena, a multi-player tournament engine to allow players to compete on their own time.
The first game to come from RushArena is named RushRace, a slots tournament for advanced players. It differs from the traditional slot competitions because players can join at any time during the tournament.
In RushRace, players can choose from a wide number of game selections and can switch games during the tournament to try their luck at a different title.
Richard Schwartz, CEO of RSI said: “Enhancing the player experience remains our top business strategy. We listen to our customers, and by owning, building, and innovating the framework, we can tailor our games to deliver what our casino players, or insights obtained from them, have told us they want.
“We use these ground-breaking game mechanics to create new experiences, which is consistent with our goal to increase retention, loyalty, and business KPIs.”
Early in October, RSI announced that it was entering the Canadian market with the launch of its social gaming platform Casino4Fun in Ontario.
The free-to-play online casino and sportsbook is available on mobile devices, tablets, desktop and laptop computers for Ontarians at BetRivers.net subject to licensing and regulatory approvals.
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