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Soft2Bet expands gaming portfolio with industry leader Playtech
Cutting-edge online operator and platform provider boosts content offering with major games integration partnership
Casino and sportsbook group Soft2Bet has struck a multi-year content deal with tier one supplier Playtech enabling it to integrate more than 100 premium games across its numerous casino platforms.
Soft2Bet’s multi-brand portfolio comprises 17 tailor-made online casinos and sportsbooks including innovative platform, Nomini, and its latest brand, Rabona.
Players currently enjoy thousands of top-quality casino games from more than 30 well-known industry providers and newly emerging studios, with the new deal giving them access to Playtech’s award-winning casino content.
Soft2Bet will integrate Playtech’s extensive games portfolio including slots and table and jackpot games across all its brands.
The new partnership will both enrich and strengthen Soft2Bet’s offerings as it continues to extend its global reach across more regulated markets.
Teodora Breskovska, Head of Casino at Soft2Bet, said: “We’re extremely excited with this partnership. The deal with Playtech gives us access to more than 100 premium quality slot games – all of which are top performers in our key markets.
“The offering contains some of the most popular jackpot titles in the industry including the Age of Gods and DC Jackpot series, and many others worth hundreds of thousands in prize money. Our customers will be thrilled to access to these huge prizes which will, without a doubt, add even more value to our already premium offering.”
James Frendo, Director of Casino at Playtech, said: “We’re very pleased to be working with Soft2Bet to bring some of most popular casino games to brand-new audiences. Creating an unrivalled range of diverse, innovative content is a core part of Playtech’s business vision.
“With a carefully selected mix of branded titles, original content and games supported by major jackpots, we’re confident we can help Soft2Bet deliver an even richer, more varied experience for their players.”