More Microgaming online casinos may soon be offering mobile cell phone gambling platforms, considering the continuous technological developments by Microgaming's partner software developer, Spin3. Having recently launched an add-on to their current mobile online gambling platform, GameWire, Spin3 now reports that online casinos will be better able to seamlessly integrate the GameWire platform into their own software platform via their new add-on, called Multi-Link.

Although Spin3 is powered by Microgaming, the Multi-Link add-on allows other software platforms to be configured with GameWire mobile applications so that operators may launch their own proprietary software platforms as a mobile gambling configured online casino. According to Spin3, Multi-Link features "snap-on integration", which means that operators will be able to offer the mobile phone gaming applications without requiring transfers of sensitive player data, such account information and personal registration details.

Spin3 Chief Executive, Matti Zinder, said the mobile gambling industry has experienced tremendous growth in the last year, and that more online casino operators are looking to supplement their current gaming packages with wireless technology catering to players who like to gamble online but do not always have access to online computers. These days, an increasing amount of cell phone subscribers are using their phones to access the internet and check email, which in turn, is opening the marketability of online mobile gambling.

Spin3 has been in business for several years now, and in addition to the GameWire platform, has developed the popular SpinFone and SpinLite mobile gaming packages in collaboration with Microgaming software. Supported on several handsets, including Nokia, Motorola, Sony-Ericsson, Samsung, LG, Siemens and Panasonic, Spin3 is fast becoming the universal mobile gaming platform of choice for online casino operators.