Over the last one-and-a-half years, World Poker Tour Enterprises has used the casino gambling software platform developed and provided for them by WagerWorks.  This relationship is about to end now that World Poker Tour founder and CEO, Stephen Lipscomb announced his company will be using a new software platform developed by the California based online casino software developer, CyberArts.

Lipscomb announced the news while giving his keynote address at the World Poker Congress recently held in Stockholm.  The move to switch to CyberArts stemmed from an honest assessment that WPTE needed to take wptonline.com to another level.  With a new custom platform developed by CyberArts, Lipscomb said that WPTE will be able integrate a more customizable software interface, as well as cater to online poker players on a larger, more global scale.

As for CyberArts, the deal with WPTE marks the second high-profile agreement within a few weeks time span.  The company recently signed a deal with Gibraltar-based Mansion to customize an online poker platform for their booming gambling business.  According to the WPTE Project Managers for CyberArts, Chris Derossi and Ken Arnold, the new wptonline.com platform will be programmed in several different languages, as well as offer real-money betting in several currencies.

Both companies are confident the new relationship will help to make World Poker Tour Enterprise's online operations the best in the business - drumming up competition for other big online poker and casino sites like Bodog and Party Gaming.  The plan is to develop an online poker game that is the most innovative on the internet, and coupled with an unsurpassed dedication and commitment to each and every player signed with wptonline.com.