Mahjong Logic Signs Land-Based Casino Hippodrome

Douglas, United Kingdom, March 21, 2012 --(PR.com)-- The deal marks a new and emerging trend of land-based casinos moving towards the online gaming space.

Mahjong Logic, Ltd., the leading peer to peer online mahjong software provider worldwide has just announced the signing of the Hippodrome Casino based in London as a new licensee. As a land-based London casino the Hippodrome Casino represents the trend of brick and mortar entities moving to online gaming.

"We are excited to bring a strong traditional casino with years of history and experience to the world of online mahjong," said Jonas Alm, Mahjong Logic CEO. "Being located next to London’s Chinatown allows our software and the game of mahjong to become more popular to the ever growing overseas Chinese marketplace and beyond."

There are over 40 million Overseas Chinese worldwide with many other non-Chinese Asians as avid players as well. It is a game that is well ingrained in the general Chinese and Asian cultures with many people already are familiar with the rules of the game.

"The Hippodrome Casino will have a large percentage of Chinese and Asian players who all know and love the game of mahjong," said George Constantinou Head of Online Gaming at The Hippodrome Casino. "Partnering with Mahjong Logic allows us to immediately offer online mahjong to our customer base and leverage their already existing player liquidity pool."

About Mahjong Logic:

Mahjong Logic is the leading peer to peer online mahjong software provider in the world today offering a full turnkey solution. Mahjong Logic is licensed and regulated by the Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Council and compliant with the independent player protection and standards body eCOGRA. Mahjong Logic offers a complete suite of online Mahjong solutions where licensees can choose from a variety of software setups and solutions.

About Hippodrome Casino:
The new re-opening of the Hippodrome Casino will happen in May of 2012. The restoration of the new casino began in July 2009 with an estimate £45m budget. This Grade II listed building adjacent to Leicester Square was originally built in 1900 for Moss Empires Ltd for £250,000, by renowned Victorian theatre architect Frank Matcham.