PlayStar Wyoming Holding Corp. announced Friday the release of BOOST, its new casino "Back Office, Operating Systems Technologies" package. The new software provides a fully integrated and scaleable casino system that dramatically reduces labor and associated overhead costs and provides a turnkey casino solution, according to the company.
BOOST is designed to work with PlayStar's proprietary Bank Engine e-commerce processing software, to provide a one-stop solution for casino operators.
Promoting BOOST is the first priority for Glynn Grummett, the newly appointed president and director of operations for PlayStar Casino Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of PlayStar.
"We are fortunate to have Glynn on board as President of our casino division," said PlayStar CEO Stuart Brazier. "His past experience in management of PlayStar's own casino, familiarity with the Internet gaming community, and knowledge of the industry in Antigua and the Caribbean make him a valuable addition to our management team. Glynn's mandate is to aggressively market BOOST to licensees wishing to operate online casinos."
The company offers gaming software, full back office management support and online processing for casino and sportsbook operators. The company says its currently negotiating with its first prospective licensees, and has been contacted by potential clients in Florida, Canada, Russia and the Caribbean, according to Brazier.
Additionally, PlayStar corporate offices have moved to the new Mutual Financial Centre, which already houses Antigua and Barbuda's Director of Gaming offices.