The three companies have formed an alliance so they can use all their expertise and industry knowledge to create a major competitor in the UK online bingo and gaming market. Together, they are creating a gaming network with a bingo suite, quiz games and casino all in one place. Steve Cook at NYX Interactive, said “The tie up between the three companies is significant because, in partnership Amuso and NYX can provide a strong portfolio of games while Cashball Ltd. will provide operations and support.”

Once the network is up and running (within the first three months of this year) players will be able to play all their favourite bingo games as well as many major TV quiz show branded products. Several deals are in the pipeline to attract major TV production companies to bring popular quiz show formats to the network, giving bingo players a completely new level of gaming experience and choice. Co-founder of Amuso, Barak Rabinowitz said, “We are thrilled to partner NYX and Cashball Ltd. to bring a fresh and compelling offering to a highly competitive market.”

Amuso is the only company of the three that is established in the UK market. It currently operates cash trivia games on various media sites and social networking sites.

For the chosen gaming operator, Cashball Ltd. it will be the first foray into the UK market with a Cashball branded network. NYX Interactive is also breaking into the UK online bingo and gaming market and hopes that it will lead to future expansion into Europe and beyond.

Clarence J. Venne LLC, known in the bingo industry as CJV, is the world’s largest manufacturer of bingo markers, known also as daubers. 45 people are employed in the Bristol Township business, on the outskirts of Philadelphia.

CJV’s chief executive, Jeffrey Fischer, said that the company had known since the summer they would have to find new premises after being offered the option to buy the building from the landlord. RBLP LLC, a metal fabricating company, will move into the premises.

Fischer said he planned to find a new premises for CJV in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.