Swedish online casino supplier Play’n GO has penned a content distribution agreement with another major European gambling operator. The deal will see the provider of gaming options expand its presence across regulated jurisdictions significantly.
As announced today, French gambling operator BetClic Everest Group and its gaming brands are set to go live with Play’n GO’s rich content portfolio. Player-favorite games like Cloud Quest, Gemix, Grim Muerto, and many more are to be launched for BetClic players.
Once integrated, the gaming titles will be rolled out across the gambling operator’s Betclic, Expekt, and MonteCarloCasino online casino brands.
Johan Törnqvist, Chief Executive of the Swedish supplier, commented on the deal as one that represents a significant achievement in his company’s history. Mr. Törnqvist also expressed confidence in the bright future of the newly formed relationship.
BetClic Everest Group Product and Innovations Director Pascal Brouet added that Play’n GO is a well-known provider within the industry and that they are extremely happy to be making its games available to customers of their brands across both desktop and mobile.
Founded in 2007, BetClic has positioned itself as one of the leaders in the provision of online gaming experience across regulated European jurisdictions. The company currently operates the Betclic, Expekt, bet-at-home, Everest, Monte Carlo Casino, and Imperial Casino brands. BetClic offers a wide variety of iGaming and sports betting options. In its domestic French market, the company runs poker and sports betting operations.
Earlier this year, BetClic’s Betclic brand became the first one to obtain a license by Portugal’s gambling authority for the provision of regulated sports betting services in the local market.
Play’n GO currently provides its offering to more than 100 international gaming operators and their iGaming brands. Its portfolio includes both online slots and table game as well as powerful back-office administration tools for effective marketing and reporting. Games can be customized in accordance with client’s demands.
Most recently, the company announced that its content would go live with Åland-based operator Paf under a multi-year agreement between the two parties. The deal will see popular titles go live with the gambling company’s online division.
