Betsoft Gaming in Deal to Supply Games Content to RETAbet
Betsoft Gaming has announced a partnership with RETAbet, the Spanish-based sportsbook, to supply its suite of games to the gaming operator.
Under the terms of the deal, Betsoft will supply its complete portfolio of content to the gaming operator. Players at RETAbet will now be able to enjoy the premium games suite from Betsoft including the titles Sugar Pop, Chilli Pop, the Book of Darkness, and football title Hat Trick Hero.
Betsoft can supply its games after it was granted a licence by the DGOJ. The gaming operator stressed that the licencing process had been stringent, and the company had to meet many regulations.
Betsoft boasts it has a strategy of meeting strict licencing conditions because this means other gaming operators in highly regulated markets will want to partner with the iGaming developer.
We are delighted to be working with RETAbet.es. Its strong brand recognition with Spanish customers, as well as its significant online presence, is an excellent boost for our already known games in Spain and gives us access to a new player demographic. We are very excited to be going forward with them.
The RETAbet Group has been a sports book operator in Spain with over 20 years of experience. The Group has 2,300 terminals situated In gaming and entertainment locations across the country.
It is important to continuously innovate. We are always anticipating what our players want and need to ensure we deliver. Working with a global brand like Betsoft is very important as Betsoft slots are a guarantee for customer engagement and retention. We are expecting a very positive response from our players.
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