Empire Online
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Empire Online is an online marketing company traded on the London Stock Exchange under the symbol EOL. The company promotes multiple online casino, poker, and bingo properties. Established in 2002, Empire Online is located in the British Virgin Islands and employs 40 people.
In October 2006, after passage of the Safe Port Act, the company terminated the US-facing aspect of its business.[1]
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[edit] Corporate information
The company's board of directors includes:
- Lord Leonard Steinburg, Non-Executive Chairman
- Noam Lanir, CEO
- Andrew Rae Burns, CFO
- Richard Barry Rosenberg, Non-Executive Director [2]
Empire Online holds its gambling license in Antigua and Barbuda.[3]
[edit] Casino properties
Empire Online provides marketing services to the following online casino websites:
- EnterCasino.com
- ClubDiceCasino.com
- MonacoGoldCasino.com
- CarnivalCasino.com
Currently all casinos in the Empire Online group are powered by Playtech software.[4]
[edit] Poker properties
The company provides marketing for the following online poker websites:
- NoblePoker.com
- CDPoker.com
Previously the company's flagship poker product was Empire Poker, but the company sold that brand[5] in 2006 to PartyGaming as part of a settlement of a dispute[6] between the former partners.
[edit] Bingo properties
The company also provides marketing for YouBingo.com.
[edit] Notes
- ^ Reuters: Empire Online says will close its US gambling unit
- ^ Reuters.co.uk Corporate Profile
- ^ Casino City Listing
- ^ Casino City Listing
- ^ PartyGaming: Settlement of Litigation
- ^ London Times: Empire Online sues PartyGaming
