Game Account, the London-based skill gaming operator and white-provider, is to launch a new 3-Card Poker game this week.

The new product will be a peer-to-peer game, which is essentially a skill and rake-based adaptation of the popular poker table game, according to Online-Casinos.com.

In the game, opponents will face each other with the aim of building the tallest chip stack possible through the same sequence of cards dealt to both players.

John Jones, Game Account executive, said 3-Card Poker is “a compelling opportunity for egaming operators to generate incremental revenues from existing customers and re-activate lapsed customers with an instantly recognisable skill-based gaming opportunity”.

The launch represents the company’s move to distribute gaming products into a network of poker and casino sites.

Initially, Game Account will launch with a host of instant-win cash tournaments where the entry fees will span from $2 to $900.

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