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Play’n GO readies their vessel for an all-new fishing spectacle, Boat Bonanza
Play’n GO readies their vessel for an all-new fishing spectacle, Boat Bonanza.
This fishing online slot sees players navigate choppy waters and have their fishing skills tested as they cast their hook and bait in the hope of netting the biggest catch!
Boat Bonanza is a classic online slot kitted out with exciting features that steer the player into unchartered waters. If a player achieves three Scatters, Free Spins are introduced – ramping up the fishing action.
During the Free Spins, Collector Boats are randomly highlighted above where Instant Prizes lie in wait – they’ll be reeled to the surface for players to seize. If two boats land on the same reel when highlighted, this will trigger the Mega Catch feature where the net is cast across the entire grid to reel in every prize in that round.
In the Mega Catch feature which is triggered by having both boats highlighted above the same reel, all Instant Prizes on the reels are collected and added to the player’s catch. If the player happens to fish themselves a Golden Lobster, they can multiply their total bet by x1000!
With fun, simple visuals, Boat Bonanza is the definite greatest hits collection of fishing slots rolled into one.
Boat Bonanza is the first fishing title in Play’n GO’s collection, setting the bar high for any future titles!
Head of Games at Play’n GO, Charlotte Miliziano said:
“We know fishing titles are cornerstones of the online slot world. So, with Boat Bonanza, we decided to combine everything we love about fishing slots and mould them into one bespoke title.”
“There’s so much to love about Boat Bonanza. Everything in this game is built with the player’s experience in mind.”
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The leading digital marketing and customer acquisition group Media Troopers has announced it will expand its reach into the LatAm-regulated market ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
The US, Canada, and Mexico will see a strong surge in soccer engagement ahead of the World Cup from 11 July to 19 July. Media Troopers, which already has a strong foothold in the US and Canada, is moving ahead of the curve and investing in the LatAm region ahead of the big event.
As part of expanding its operations in the region, Media Troopers will create new soccer-focused marketing channels, enhance its expansive portfolio with new and existing publishers and affiliates, and add localized features to its proprietary marketing technology platform, Media Cruiser, to support targeted campaigns across key LatAm markets.
As part of those new features, Media Troopers has introduced enhanced geo-targeting tools, Spanish and Portuguese localization, and more thorough integration with regional traffic sources to help operators drive targeted campaigns.
Operators can also engage fully with audiences in Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, and Chile through Media Trooper’s onboarding of sports media sources and affiliates specializing in soccer content.
“Soccer dominates the sports landscape across Latin America, and the World Cup presents a major opportunity for operators to engage fans through localized and data-driven marketing,” said Shmulik Segal, CEO of Media Troopers.
“By expanding our regional publisher network and enhancing the capabilities of our Media Cruiser platform, we’re enabling our partners to launch more targeted campaigns and reach audiences across LATAM at scale.”
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Evoplay expands into Peru through new partnership with LaFija.com
Evoplay, the award-winning game development studio, has strengthened its presence in Peru by partnering with leading regional operator LaFija.com, marking another step in the company’s ongoing expansion across regulated Latin American markets.
The collaboration introduces Evoplay’s portfolio to LaFija’s Peruvian customer base, bringing popular and high-performing titles such as Cat’s Blessing, Penalty Shoot-Out: Street, and Hot Volcano to local players.
LaFija.com, operated by Virtual Padlocks, is a popular casino brand focused on delivering localised, high-quality content across Latin America.
Evoplay continues to build momentum across the region through strategic partnerships with leading brands, and the launch with LaFija.com further reinforces its commitment in ensuring its content aligns with LatAm preferences and regulatory standards.
Alex Malchenko, Head of Sales at Evoplay, said: “Peru is a key market for us. Partnering with LaFija.com allows us to bring our portfolio of popular, performance-led titles to a new audience, strengthening our presence in the region and supporting our ambition to deliver market-aligned content across LatAm.
“Our goal is to continue to provide operators with experiences that engage players while building upon our own long-term growth.”
Debora Camacho Alvarez, Head of Marketing at Virtual Padlocks, added: “We are pleased to collaborate with Evoplay and bring their visual and engaging content to players via the LaFija.com brand in Peru.
“Their innovative titles complement the platform perfectly, enhancing the experience LaFija.com offers while supporting its drive for localised, high-quality gaming.”
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Media Troopers Extends World Cup Operations to Include LatAm
With soccer engagement expected to surge across the United States, Canada, and Mexico ahead of the World Cup from July 11 to July 19, Media Troopers is accelerating its investment in the Latin American market to capitalize on growing demand around the global event.
Already well established in the US and Canada, the company is now expanding its regional presence by developing new soccer-focused marketing channels, strengthening its network of publishers and affiliates, and enhancing its proprietary marketing platform, Media Cruiser, with localized capabilities designed to support campaigns across key Latin American markets.
As part of these upgrades, Media Troopers has introduced advanced geo-targeting tools, Spanish and Portuguese localization, and deeper integration with regional traffic sources to help operators run more precise, market-specific campaigns.
Through the onboarding of sports media outlets and affiliates focused on soccer content, operators will also be able to connect with audiences in major markets including Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, and Chile.
Shmulik Segal, CEO of Media Troopers, said:
“Soccer dominates the sports landscape across Latin America, and the World Cup presents a major opportunity for operators to engage fans through localized and data-driven marketing.
By expanding our regional publisher network and enhancing the capabilities of our Media Cruiser platform, we’re enabling our partners to launch more targeted campaigns and reach audiences across LATAM at scale.”
The post Media Troopers Extends World Cup Operations to Include LatAm appeared first on Eastern European Gaming | Global iGaming & Tech Intelligence Hub.
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