Parlay Entertainment Bingo Software Nominated for Online Bingo Awards

Parlay Entertainment Inc., the world’s leading supplier of Internet and TV bingo software solutions, has been nominated for two awards that recognise excellence in bingo software in the lead up to the first-ever Online Bingo Awards.

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