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ESA Gaming unleashes full EasySwipe™ portfolio on Videoslots offering
ESA Gaming, the innovative games provider, has taken its complete product portfolio live with Videoslots, via RAW iGaming’s aggregation platform.
As a result of the integration, customers of Videoslots can now enjoy the benefits of the EasySwipe™ titles, providing players with a quickfire non-traditional experience.
The mobile-first library boasts an impressive collection of fifteen games, including recently launched Pirate Mine, FruitBloxx, and Baccarat, alongside high-performing Fruitz & Spinz, Basketball Mine and ESA Gaming’s first crash-style game, Rocket Racers.
ESA Gaming’s EasySwipe™ portfolio is designed to fit seamlessly into any sportsbook or gaming site, generating cross-sell opportunities for operators without the risk of cannibalisation, whilst increasing the overall player lifetime value and adding revenue.
Founded in 2011, Videoslots has experienced remarkable growth over the past 12 years, solidifying its position as an industry leader. Providing an extensive collection of over 9,900 games from more than 200 game providers, Videoslots offers a premium gaming platform with the addition of the EasySwipe™ library strengthening its already impressive selection.
Thomas Smallwood, Head of Marketing at ESA Gaming, said: “Catering to our customers’ needs is at the heart of what we do, and we are proud to bring our EasySwipe™ games portfolio to Videoslots, providing players with a fast, smooth and enjoyable experience.
“Through the partnership we also widen our reach, getting access to players in numerous regulated markets thanks to RAW iGaming’s distribution network.”
Ulle Skottling, Deputy Chief Executive at Videoslots, commented: “ESA Gaming’s unique EasySwipe™ portfolio provides a seamless and exciting gaming experience for players, while also creating new revenue streams for our platform.
“We are thrilled to have ESA Gaming’s complete product portfolio available, further enhancing the diverse range of games for our customers.”