Betsoft Gaming and Scommesseitalia come together to form new partnership
Published on by Becky M.
Let’s be honest, when you think of innovative names in the world of online casino play, you almost always think of Betsoft Gaming. What has allowed the brand to emerge as a groundbreaking industry name is the Slots3 series of games that have taken the world by storm. Considering the unrelenting popularity of Slot3 releases Alkemor’s Tower, Mr. Vegas, and SugarPop, it makes sense that more industry names want to join the party. Expanding onto Italian shores, Scommesseitalia has now signed a partnership agreement with Betsoft Gaming, with the move set to hold great benefits for both parties.
‘Mutual Success’
Bringing Betsoft Gaming to Italian shores, Scommesseitalia certainly believe that they have pulled off quite the coup. The agreement will allow Scommesseitalia to offer up Betsoft Gaming titles moving forward, both on desktop and mobile devices. Speaking on the deal, Julian Camilleri (Betsoft Gaming Account Manager) said, “We are excited to be partnering with Scommesseitalia. We look forward to the mutual success the future will bring, knowing that great things will come from Scommesseitalia¹s devoted efforts to being one of the best gaming operators in Europe.”
Breaking New Ground In Europe For Betsoft
For Betsoft Gaming, it seems that this deal will allow them to break new ground in Europe, but for Scommesseitalia it appears to represent a long sought after stamp of approval. Luigi Manda (Scommesseitalia President) said, “The choice was clear, when selecting games to offer to our players. Betsoft’s AAMS approved catalogue features a broad range of their best and most popular games, which brings a wealth of choice to our clientele. These games are incredibly detailed, with the 3D graphics and high level of interaction that our players love.”Bringing together two notable industry names, it’s evident that the deal between Betsoft Gaming and Scommesseitalia is well worth keeping an eye on, as player centric developments certainly appear to be on the horizon.