IGT-UK Group is restructuring its mobile and Internet gaming operations following its acquisition of Million-2-1 and the subsequent integration of the UK division of WagerWorks.
As a result of the restructure, the UK division of WagerWorks will take responsibility for the sale and distribution of Barcrest Group game content in remote gaming markets, including interactive TV, mobile gaming and Internet gaming markets; and IGT game content in mobile gaming markets, developed utilising the Million-2-1 mobile gaming platform.
WagerWorks game development strategy has been to supply a mixture of well-known consumer brands coupled with Internet versions of popular IGT brands, such as Cleopatra. WagerWorks will now also leverage online versions of successful game titles from Barcrest Group, offering streams of game content in interactive digital television, mobile gaming and Internet gaming markets.
Million-2-1 will continue to focus on interactive services for media organisations and land-based retailers, using mobile solutions to deliver new revenue streams. This includes prize competitions, mobile marketing campaigns and lotteries for the UK and international markets. 
The company has also announced the appointment of Simon Murphy as Head of Business Development for WagerWorks. Murphy joins WagerWorks from Million-2-1 and will be responsible for developing commercial relationships with key clients across mobile gaming and Internet gaming products.
“This restructure streamlines our current sales and distribution process and enables us to offer an integrated remote gaming solution to our partners through one business relationship,” says IGT-UK Vice President, Robert White. “It is also consistent with our game development strategy of offering great game content across multiple channels, including mobile and Internet. By developing new branded content and continuing to access the best games from land-based environments, I am confident we can further strengthen our games portfolio and our position as a leading content supplier.”
