Second Dinner Secures $100m

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09 January 2024 17:41

Second Dinner secured $100m in its Series B funding round. The funding round was led by Griffin Gaming Partners. The company aims to create new titles with the received funding. Nick Tuosto, co-founder and managing director of Griffin Gaming Partners stated "Second Dinner has assembled one of the strongest creative teams that we have ever come across. Marvel Snap adds to the management team's incredible track record of creating hit titles."

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Second Dinner Secures $100m

Business Investments

09 January 2024 17:41

Tags: Second Dinner

Second Dinner secured $100m in its Series B funding round. The funding round was led by Griffin Gaming Partners. The company aims to create new titles with the received funding. Nick Tuosto, co-founder and managing director of Griffin Gaming Partners stated "Second Dinner has assembled one of the strongest creative teams that we have ever come across. Marvel Snap adds to the management team's incredible track record of creating hit titles."

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