Manx-based egaming company Pokerstars has unveiled a new office on Douglas quayside.
The company officially opened the new premises yesterday, with Chief Minister Howard Quayle among its guests.
Eric Hollreiser, from Pokerstars, says the new office was needed because of the company's rapid expansion - currently, it's looking for another hundred employees.
He says the huge growth in staff has led to a need for more space:
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