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CyberArts, the world's largest provider of online gaming software , is pleased to be recognized by the IGA's commitment to support operators with the underlying software and design resources they need to become market leaders. Among the customers are the most advanced CyberArts today-edge and profitable gaming companies, including Gioco Digitale Pureplay, The French Games, Network Zest, and Card Player Media. As a candidate for innovation in the field of attribution, CyberArts has created a major paradigm shift in the market for online poker games with its flexible, the Foundation customizable platform. The unique architecture of the Foundation and the license structure overcomes the inherent shortcomings of the White Label Network (WLN) model common in online games by addressing the major concerns of network operators: Profitability: In RFD, operators must accept the heavy revenue sharing - the industry standard rate is 15% to 24% of turnover in top-line network - making it almost impossible to build a very profitable business and sustainable. In addition, the liquidity of the actors shared across a network promotes cannibalism among operators, leading to erosion of profitability based on the subsidiaries and their associated costs back rake. Rather than expand their player base and profitability, operators of the site facing shrinking margins and a race to the bottom. By extending the control of their networks to operators, the Foundation greatly reduces or eliminates the revenue-sharing and rake back, protecting revenues and profits top line. Customization: With RFD, operators are not only extremely limited in how they can brand their site, they have no control over their players, tournaments, or game selection. Operators using the CyberArts Foundation are able to create their own brand network with their own cash to attract - and retain - new players. NAME, TITLE at The French Games agree: "We needed to add many CyberArts characteristics. The modular nature of the Foundation, and the flexibility CyberArts, allowed the execution of each of our requirements. "Compliance with local regulations: Regulatory requirements can vary greatly from region to region. Compliance with these complex regulations, such as mirroring of all transactions through government servers (Italy) or supporting sanctions each player (France), can be intimidating, even for established companies. Gioco Digitale, for example, believed it was possible to acquire a strong player base by offering a unique gaming experience. "Gioco Digitale CyberArts helped win the race to become the first legal poker room in Italy, "said Carlo D'Acunto, CTO of Gioco Digitale. "The platform of the Foundation has proven to be scalable and flexible, allowing us to quickly add features and network partners, and give us the stability to run the biggest online poker tournament in Italy. " Therefore, Gioco Digitale evolved from a society without the players to dominate the market in Italy in just 27 months. System Stability: Through the Foundation, the operators have full control over their network, their activities and their players. The ability to directly manage their servers and determine when to perform the updates ensure that operators comply with all regulatory requirements and keep their brand fresh expand their player base. Barry Shulman, CEO of Card Player Media, said: "We wanted extensive customization for SpadeClub CyberArts could provide. We needed a flexible, stable platform supported by a team of world-class custom software development. CyberArts is developing technology to bring the same flexibility, personalization inherent and control of bingo as he does in poker. More