ESA Gaming, the revolutionary video games company, has joined forces with Novibet in a deal that has visible the EasySwipe™ portfolio move stay with the operator globally.
ESA Gaming’s cellular-first content material is now to be had to Novibet’s clients in severa key markets including Greece, Ireland, Finland, Mexico and Colombia.
Players can experience a choice of light-weight titles that combine seamlessly right into a sportsbook or gaming site. By definitely swiping inside and out of the 2 verticals, customers have get admission to to the quality first-class on line casino video games with out disrupting the sports activities having a bet experience.
Novibet will enjoy the video games’ established cross-promoting capability which facilitates sportsbooks to have interaction gamers for longer, growing retention rates.
Top-acting titles include Pirate Mine, Fruitz & Spinz, Goal Mine, and ESA Gaming’s first crash-fashion video games, Rocket Racers and Big Fish Bonanza.
The partnership sees ESA Gaming substantially extend its footprint in markets in Europe and LatAm, wherein Novibet has a huge consumer base.
Thomas Smallwood, Head of Marketing at ESA Gaming, said: “Furthering our attain in markets around the world collectively with Novibet is a exquisite fulfillment and testomony to the developing hobby in our portfolio of non-conventional content material.
“As we preserve to extend our product providing, we’re thankful to have sturdy companions like Novibet to assist in addition set up ourselves as a main company to on-line operators.”
Foteini Matthaiou, Casino Product & CRM Director at Novibet, said: “As new breed of clients and gamers with various demographics pick out Novibet for his or her entertainment, we’re continually searching out options to standard slots and ESA Gaming gives simply that.
“By integrating the EasySwipe™ portfolio we bolster our providing with specific content material this is flawlessly tailor-made to a developing cellular target target market and that facilitates us cross-promote among specific verticals.”