Gameground, a game company, has invested 4.1 million dollars in Sequoia Capital

Digging the net June 5 according to foreign media reports, Israeli gaming company Gameground recently announced the acquisition of 4.1 million U.S. dollars from Sequoia Capital Venture capital.　　　　The company was founded in 2007 by Shaulolmert, the son of former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, the former senior vice president of Blizzard Entertainment Itzikben-bassat and the 888.com former Ceoguymargolin.　　　　Gameground is not a game maker, but a gaming social networking site where users integrate all their online gaming experiences and share them with their friends, and players can always know that their friends get high points in the game or lose information like games. In addition to the 4.1 million dollar investment in the Sequoia Capital, Gameground previously raised 2 million dollars in angel investment. Gameground is headquartered in Tel Aviv, with a total of 17 employees. In addition, Gameground has offices in New York. (Wang Wei, digging the net)