Mark Rivkin from Toronto gave a Headstart to Cryptologic

Mark Rivkin from Toronto captured the success path of e-gaming world
Mark Rivkin from Toronto clean bowled the success graph rates by giving a head start to Cryptologic. With his commitment towards work and endless efforts, he fueled the company's engine to capture the success path of e-gaming world. He commenced his very first business venture by developing a unique combination of secure online transaction management and internet gaming software which was named as Crpytologic. This software was based on a small innovative concept to include gaming in to online arena. What started as a small idea became one of the most promising ventures for online gaming and casino software in past few years.

Cryptologic owes its success to Mark Rivkin from Toronto among others
An unexpected hike in growth and success by Cryptologic fascinated the gaming world due to its excellent services and entertaining atmosphere. Cryptologic became a tough competitor for other gaming and gambling sites in no time. The Canadian brothers were able to raise $500,000 in seed money, which helped them in developing the first version of their gaming software. In 1996, Andrew and Mark Rivkin got their first licensee. After testing and re-testing the software for few months, it was opened for real money play. During the time Mark Rivkin was leading Cryptologic, the company was successfully listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, and London Stock Exchange, achieving a market cap in excess of $600MM USD. As each company needs an experienced and skillful player to score 100, the same way, Cryptologic became extremely popular and an industry winner in no time with the help of Mark Rivkin's wide experience in Internet entertainment services, business management, and public markets. Considering the incredible growth record, the company was allotted by 18 licenses operating in over 40 branded casinos in a short span of time. Presently, Mark is the Chairman of Groove Games, a popular Toronto based Video Game Company.