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Monstermob - Launches betting game

May 2004

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As we predicted in last month's main write-up, Monstermob has announced the launch of a new range of pay-to-play mobile phone bettinggames, which will be operated by mLotto under a new brand "Spin 2 Win."mLotto, which last December launched the UK's first mobile phone lottery in conjunction with T-Mobile, has developed all of the technology in-house and will share net revenues with Monstermob.  The agreement also involves Monstermob taking options to acquire 5% of mLotto's share capital. The new java betting games are simple to use and offer cash winnings of 25p right up to £100,000 from fixed price stakes of 25p.  The first, a classic three-reel slot machine, willlaunch in April and will be followed by card play and raci ...

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