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Playtech announces new casino agreement with ComeOn Group
Playtech Plc, the gambling tech company, has unveiled its entry into a brand new multi-year casino deal with the iGaming operator ComeOn Group.
Through this new deal, the operator will be releasing Playtech’s content all over its portfolio, including Snabbare, Mobilebet, ComeOn and Sunmaker. The tech firm’s scope of casino games includes many slot titles, as its live casino range provides an impressive collection of table games which are now all available to ComeOn customers.
Juergen Reutter, chief executive of ComeOn, stated:
“ComeOn Group is going through an exciting period and we have a strong position in the market where Playtech will play a key role moving forward. ComeOn will continue driving product innovation on its proprietary casino platform and we believe that this new collaboration will take things up a notch.”
Shimon Akad, COO at Playtech, also noted:
“With a continued focus on growth in existing and newly regulated markets, Playtech’s core strategy is to offer long-term sustainability for operators and a safe, enjoyable environment for players. This new partnership with ComeOn is a great example of Playtech’s commitment to partnering with the right companies to bring an entertainment-led experience to international audiences across key regulated markets.”
This partnership follows on from Playtech’s 25.1% decrease year-on-year in revenue down to €1.08 billion since the COVID-19 pandemic forced all retail shops to close, hence negatively affecting B2B and B2C operations.
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