Man City go into partnership with Mansion

Don't mind me as I'm just adding content.

Manchester City Football Club is delighted to announce that it has teamed up with the global online gambling and entertainment business, Mansion Group, as its new International Betting Partner.

The deal will see Mansion Group and the Club collaborate across a wide range of commercial activities, including the extension and expansion of the Manchester City brand into key territories across Asia and other special commercial projects of mutual interest and benefit to both parties.

Guy Gussarsky, CEO of Mansion Group, said:

"Our love of the English Premier League means that we are very excited to be partnering with Manchester City as their International Betting Partner for the next two seasons.

"With football a global game, we are looking forward to working together with the Club and helping both City and EPL fans worldwide to better enjoy their experience, using a number of new and exciting initiatives, and in keeping with the market-leading values that are at the heart of both of our organisations.”

Ian Cafferky, Chief Brand & Commercial Officer for Manchester City, added:

"Mansion Group is one of the fastest growing and innovative companies within the gaming industry. Having them on board as our new partner is an exciting prospect and marks a new commercial chapter for the Club.

He added: "Manchester City has huge ambitions and an ever growing international fan base, which makes Asia a key market for the Club. Renowned for its love of football, Asia has enormous potential for the future and we are delighted to increase our brand presence in the region.”

The Mansion Group launched its business in September 2004 and quickly established itself as a market-leading international leisure player. Its significant global online and land-based entertainment business includes a sports book, casino and poker.

The deal was sourced and negotiated by sports marketing agency, SportQuake, who will also manage the sponsorship on behalf of Mansion.

http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2011/August/Mansion-are-new-Manchester-City-partners

Any chance of that "no lose" bet deal they did when they signed up with Spurs

It was worth £800 if I remembered correctly , I spent a couple of season's betting with them as they offered Welsh football

I signed up for that bet. If Spurs didn't win their first game they refunded all losing bets.... (i think). It meant you got a free bet on Spurs. They didn't win but the potential was there

I was too late in joining to be eligible for that one , I was thinking about the American football one with the handicap which caused a lot of discussion about laying it off and what would happen if the points difference was the same as the handicap

p.s. I think it was Spurs's opening game of the season