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PRAGMATIC PLAY SIGNS LATAM PARTNERSHIP WITH SALSA TECHNOLOGY
The provider signs an important commercial agreement with Salsa Technology in Latin America.
Pragmatic Play, a leading content provider to the iGaming industry, has taken a major step in bolstering its position in Latin America after partnering with Salsa Technology, the iGaming solutions provider in the region.
As a result of the deal, even more players in Latin America will now be able to access Pragmatic Play’s extensive portfolio of games. The agreement includes its expansive and impressive collection of slots, with award-winning classics such as Gates of Olympus
and Sugar Rush alongside recently-released titles such as Zeus vs Hades – Gods of War. And also, Spaceman, its renowned flagship game in LatAm.
The provider’s live casino vertical is also being aggregated, with player-favourite games such as Sweet Bonanza CandyLand and PowerUP Roulette included, alongside classic table games with intriguing twists.
Additionally, Salsa Technology will benefit from Pragmatic Play’s Virtual Sports content, including detailed 3D renderings of sports such as horse and greyhound racing, football, and motorsport.
The agreement is a substantial one for Pragmatic Play in the region. It follows several recent partnerships with Vem Betar, Juegalo and Land Vegas, showcasing Pragmatic Play’s commitment to reaching as many Latin American players as possible and continuing its growth in the market.
Victor Arias, Vice President of Latin American Operations at Pragmatic Play, said: “We’re extremely excited to be partnering with Salsa Technology in order to bring Pragmatic Play’s content to more players in Latin America than ever before.
“We’ve seen exponential growth, award wins and continued success in LatAm thus far, and this move allows us to bring our fantastic games to many more operators with Salsa’s easy-to-use solutions. We’re confident the results will be astounding!”
Eliane Nunes, Head of Marketing & Sales at Salsa Technology, said: “Pragmatic Play is undeniably one of the most well-recognised and esteemed providers in Latin America, so it’s a no-brainer to integrate its excellent offerings into our umbrella.
“We work to bring the best games in the industry in the LatAm region, and we’re honoured to now be able to supply Pragmatic Play’s releases. We look forward to a strong and successful partnership.”
The new AFI Park Floreasca office opened on 29 June as Eeze grows its Romanian headcount past 60.
Eeze has opened a new Bucharest office at AFI Park Floreasca, with the 1,200 sqm hub officially launched on 29 June following completion of the relocation project.
The Bucharest site will house Eeze’s technical teams and support its growth plans across Europe. The company said the office is one of its three major international hubs, alongside its headquarters in Malta and its UK operations in London.
Eeze said it employs more than 900 people across Europe. Its Romanian team stands at over 60 employees and is continuing to grow, with active recruitment across engineering and corporate roles.
Lai Fatt Chiang, Chief Executive Officer at Eeze, said: “The opening of our Bucharest office is an important milestone for Eeze and reflects our long-term commitment to Romania. What began as a strategic expansion project has now become a thriving operational hub that plays a huge role in our global business.
“We have been extremely impressed by the quality of talent available in Bucharest and look forward to continuing our growth here.”
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SkillOnNet has gone live with Aristocrat Interactive’s online casino content across the UK and select international markets, the company said.
The rollout adds Aristocrat Interactive titles to several SkillOnNet-operated casino brands, including PlayOJO, Slingo, SpinGenie, MegawaysCasino and GentingCasino. SkillOnNet said additional markets will be added.
The initial UK launch includes the Double Bubble
series.
Jani Kontturi, Head of Games at SkillOnNet said: “We are delighted to launch Aristocrat Interactive content across our UK and select international markets. Aristocrat Interactive has built a strong reputation for developing engaging content that resonates with players globally, and we are thrilled to bring the immensely popular Double Bubble games to our UK audiences.”
Lauren Caruana, VP Commercial UK & EMEA at Aristocrat Interactive said: “SkillOnNet’s extensive reach and strong brand portfolio make them an ideal partner for us as we continue to expand the distribution of Aristocrat Interactive content globally. We are excited to see our content go live with SkillOnNet, as it contributes to our goal of giving players the best gaming experiences possible.”
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ThrillTech and SportingTech have signed a global partnership to integrate ThrillTech’s jackpot products into the SportingTech iGaming platform, the companies said on July 7, 2026. The integration is positioned for online casino and sports betting brands using SportingTech, with a stated focus on Latin America and Africa.
Under the agreement, SportingTech operator partners will get access to ThrillTech’s flagship product, ThrillPots. The companies describe ThrillPots as a player-funded side bet that layers over existing casino and sportsbook content via a secondary, opt-in transaction.
ThrillTech said the approach is designed to avoid changing the underlying game mathematics and to limit disruption to core gameplay. SportingTech framed the deal as part of its broader strategy to expand its technology ecosystem through specialist integrations aimed at helping operators launch and differentiate faster.
Peter Mareš, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at ThrillTech, said: “Our partnership with SportingTech marks another significant milestone in our mission to make world-class jackpot technology accessible to operators worldwide. SportingTech’s robust platform and extensive footprint, particularly in dynamic regions like LatAm and Africa, make them an ideal partner and further accelerates our international rollout. Distributing multi-strategy payouts at scale requires absolute precision, and our technology is built to handle that complexity effortlessly. We are excited to see SportingTech’s operators leverage our player-funded jackpots to unlock new revenue streams and amplify their players’ experience.”
Nana Totoe, Chief Operating Officer at SportingTech, added: “At SportingTech, our focus is on giving operators the technology and partner ecosystem they need to build, expand and grow their businesses. Integrating ThrillTech’s innovative jackpot solution adds another powerful engagement capability to our platform, helping operators create more differentiated player experiences while unlocking new commercial opportunities. It’s another example of how we continue to strengthen our offering with best-in-class technology partners.”
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