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During the past year, the mobile casino industry was the fastest growing segment of the overall global gambling market. Jupiter Research has recently conducted a very detailed analysis of the global mobile gambling market, and forecasts the industry to be worth over $48 billion by year 2015. As mobile devices and operating systems evolve at record setting rates, the software industry has begun planning some amazing mobile casino games exploring everything from 3D to augmented reality games.
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2iventures operates a small portfolio of internet gambling portals similar to Blackjack Champ. Each of the portals specializes in a different aspect of internet gambling, and has been specifically designed to help gamblers in its own distinct way. 2iventures is headquartered in Budapest, Hungary, and has been helping gamblers find their way since 2003.
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