According to Argentine developer Leander Games, thanks to a deal it has closed with the Circus Group's Belgian operation Casino777, its games will become available to the .be domained casino’s customers.
The games at their disposal will include Megadeth, Snake Slot, Ali Baba, Little Pigs Strike Back, Magic Building and 7 lucky Dwarfs, and they will be integrated directly via Leander Games’ own Remote Gaming Server – LeGa, which also compliments the existing distribution partnerships that the company has in place with GTS, OpenBet and QuickFire.
Regarding the deal, Circus Group CEO, Emmanuel Mewissen, said, “We believe that the games are an excellent addition to our existing portfolio and will appeal to our wide demographic of players, across all our multi language sites. The integration process was also very simple and we look forward to launching a lot more games via LeGa in the next few months.”
It was added by Steven Matsell, chief executive officer of Leander Games: “Our development team work hard to create games that have universal appeal and with LeGa we have the capability to get to market quickly and provide our customers with new acquisition and retention opportunities. We are absolutely delighted to be working with Circus Group and are confident that our games will be a great hit with players.”
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The games at their disposal will include Megadeth, Snake Slot, Ali Baba, Little Pigs Strike Back, Magic Building and 7 lucky Dwarfs, and they will be integrated directly via Leander Games’ own Remote Gaming Server – LeGa, which also compliments the existing distribution partnerships that the company has in place with GTS, OpenBet and QuickFire.
Regarding the deal, Circus Group CEO, Emmanuel Mewissen, said, “We believe that the games are an excellent addition to our existing portfolio and will appeal to our wide demographic of players, across all our multi language sites. The integration process was also very simple and we look forward to launching a lot more games via LeGa in the next few months.”
It was added by Steven Matsell, chief executive officer of Leander Games: “Our development team work hard to create games that have universal appeal and with LeGa we have the capability to get to market quickly and provide our customers with new acquisition and retention opportunities. We are absolutely delighted to be working with Circus Group and are confident that our games will be a great hit with players.”
