BuzzLuck.com Goes Live

18 March 2009 - Online casino operator eGaming 2.0 announced on Friday that its BuzzLuck.com domain, which is being billed as the world’s first virtual ‘super casino’, had finished beta testing and gone live. BuzzLock.com is the brainchild of Alex Czajkowski, the former Marketing Director Americas for Sportingbet and twice winner of the Non-European Sportsbook Of The Year gong from eGaming Review. 'We challenged the team to create an online casino experience different - more engaging, more entertaining - than anything you've ever seen before all in one place,' said Czajkowski. 'It's still just the beginning of the BuzzLuck.com story but we're pleased to take the wraps off today and open it to the public on this 'luckiest' of days, Friday, March 13.' Players begin their experience at Buzzluck.com by meeting ‘Zoe’, an interactive video hostess, before moving through the site’s interactive three-dimensional games lobby in a style reminiscent of first-person shooter game Doom. Czajkowski stated that ‘Zoe’ is the first of many casino hosts planned for BuzzLuck.com with their repertoire as well as sex, race, age, creed and colour constantly expanding. 'Of course, we've been doing 'video hostess welcomes' since being the first back in 2004 on what was then Sportingbet PLC's Sportbook.com with Brooke Burke,' said Czajkowski. 'But unlike that and all those who followed, ‘Zoe’ is truly interactive. Click her and she'll answer your questions about the site.' After meeting ‘Zoe’, players can move on to dozens of familiar Flash-based instant-play games from blackjack to slots to video poker provided by Real Time Gaming and tested by third-party TST to ensure fairness. “The job of the casino is to entertain,' said Czajkowski. 'In these economic times, people are sitting at home looking for something fun, affordable and engaging, even immersive, to get their minds off the dire headlines. its BuzzLuck.com offers a real entertainment alternative, that's what makes it a 'super casino’. With everything going on, it's never the same place twice.'