Microgaming

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Microgaming is a privately held gambling software company based in the Isle of Man.^[1] It claims to have developed the world's first true online casino software in 1994.^[2]

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In May 2009, its progressive slot Mega Moolah paid out $6,374,434, the largest online casino payout to date.^[3] A new Guinness world record was set on 6 October 2015 when it paid £13,209,300 (equivalent to €17,879,645 at the time) to a British soldier.^[4][5]

In May 2016 the company launched Virtual Reality headset games using Oculus Rift technology, with a focus on VR roulette.^[6][7]

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