Bwin to invest in social gaming focus

30 May 2012

LONDON, England -- Bwin.party is set to expand into social gaming, the Finacial Times reported.

The company plans to invest $50 million into this pursuit, the report explained.

Among the products planned initially are a poker game, according to the Financial Times.

Social gaming interfaces with social networking.

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