The week in B2B news (21 August 2020)

Red Tiger seals 32Red deal

Red Tiger has sealed an agreement with 32Red to integrate its portfolio with the online casino brand.

Under the remit of the deal, 32Red will gain full access to the suppliers entire HTML5 catalogue, as well as joining Red Tiger’s daily drop jackpots network.

Chris Looney, Red Tiger commercial director, said: “We’re delighted to partner with 32Red, and look forward to entertaining its players with our favourite games and the new titles we have planned.”

Neil Banbury, 32Red UK GM, added: “Red Tiger is a tier-one provider with a track-record of popularity among a wide variety of audiences. We have no doubt its games will be well received by our players.”

Playson inks Casino Days supply agreement

Playson has put pen to paper on a supply deal for Rhino Entertainment’s first casino brand, Casino Days.

Casino Days will be afforded access to a number of Playson’s titles, as well as benefiting from Playson’s integration-free engagement tools.

Lars Kollind, Playson business development manager, said: “This exciting partnership is a great opportunity for us to further expand our German audience and we’re delighted to be working with Rhino Entertainment.”

Ross Parkhill, Casino Days MD, added: “Playson’s games are highly respected in the gambling industry and it’s fantastic to have its entire portfolio available on CasinoDays.”

Evoplay Entertainment unveils latest slot

Evoplay Entertainment has unveiled its latest slot title, Forest Dreams.

The new game is a Japanese-themed title which transports players on an adventure to a mysterious forest.

Ivan Kravchuk, Evoplay Entertainment CEO, said: “Players with a finely tuned sense of adventure can prepare for an enthralling Japanese journey through the ages in the intriguing new slot title, Forest Dreams.

“With inviting Far-Eastern symbols, an immersive theme and flawless mathematics, the release fits perfectly with our pioneering portfolio comprised of more than 100 hit games,” he added.

Salsa Technology launches video bingo title

Salsa Technology has launched its latest video bingo title, Crystal Monsters.

The mobile-first HTML5 game is a classic 90-ball video bingo title with 5×3 cards, which players can bet on individually.

Peter Nolte, Salsa Technology CEO, said: “It is crystal clear that our latest video bingo game from our outstanding creative studio will be a valuable asset. Crystal Monsters blends together epic game-play, an exciting adventure and the chance of huge rewards.

“It’s testament to our expertise in video bingos that others in the market have unsuccessfully tried to replicate our positive results,” he added.

BF Games goes live in Latvia

BF Games has gone live in Latvia after signing a supply deal with local operator Klondaika.

The deal will see Klondaika customers afforded access to 36 of BF Games’ portfolio, including titles such as Stunning Hot and Book of Ming.

Claudia Melcaru, BF Games head of business development, said: “This deal with Klondaika is an important milestone for BF Games as we launch our content in Latvia for the first time, offering local customers exiting new content, suitable for all player preferences.”

Krisjanis Kravis, Klondaika head of online projects, added: “We are thrilled to be the first operator in Latvia to offer BF’s games and we are certain they will be a hit with our rapidly growing customer base.”

Relax Gaming to roll out Money Train 2

Relax Gaming is set to roll out a sequel to its highly popular Money Train title on 2 September.

With a  maximum payout of 50,000x stake and a new visual makeover, Money Train 2 will take players to a steam-punk inspired, post-apocalyptic world.

Simon Hammon, Relax Gaming CPO, said: “From day one, Money Train was a strong hit and has continued to attract players to this day. Given this significant level of popularity, we saw huge potential in delivering a sequel that moved the dial even further in terms of engagement.

“Having listened intently to feedback from both players and operators, Money Train 2 delivers on every aspect, from the unique theme and experience-enhancing animations to the mechanics that make it a standout contender. It’s what a great sequel should be,” he added.