iSoftBet, the top online games provider and content aggregator, has signed a content arrangement with Soft2Bet. Soft2Bet will oversee the integration of iSoftBet's pioneering slot material.
A Great Content Deal
From now on and thanks to the newly inked partnership, Soft2Bet users may use iSoftBet's Game Aggregation Platform to access iSoftBet's inventory of 150+ proprietary games and iGaming goods, including its increasing library of MegawaysTM and Hold & Win products (GAP).
The GAP from iSoftBet is one of the most comprehensive content aggregators on the market, allowing some of the top iGaming businesses to swiftly and reliably access the most recent regulated regions through a single interface.
Soft2bet is one of Europe's most well-known online operators and platform suppliers. After starting off as a small group of industry experts five years ago, the firm has grown to include over 800 like-minded people.
Two Giants Got Together
The partnership is a tremendous commercial move for iSoftBet, which has lately landed multiple relationships worldwide and just revealed its highly awaited player engagement tool, Jackpot Tool.
Federica Faggiano, Chief Commercial Officer of iSoftBet, said that integrating with proven platforms like Soft2Bet is under their company's strategic development plan and is crucial for the long-term success of their aggregation offering.
"We are confident that this partnership will add even more value to the momentum of incredible commercial growth we've seen in recent months and that the Soft2Bet network players will greatly receive our titles.", reflected Faggiano.
Head of Casino at Soft2Bet, Daniel Mitton, commented that everyone at Soft2Bet is incredibly delighted to have struck a content integration contract with iSoftBet. He then added that they aspire to form partnerships with industry leaders like them as they continue to expand their product line.
"With the addition of iSoftBet's fantastic slot content, we are confident that this partnership will help us achieve our ambitious growth plans for the upcoming year," concluded Mitton.
