Pragmatic Play Signs with Venezuela’s Track and Races
The online casino content provider Pragmatic Play has announced that it has signed a deal to supply the Venezuelan operator Track and Races with its slots and live casino products.
It means that the operator’s customers will be able to enjoy Pragmatic Play’s portfolio of more than 300 slots, which includes award-winning titles such as Gates of Olympus and hit games including Book of Golden Sands and Octobeer Fortunes.
Those who prefer live dealer games can enjoy casino classics such as Roulette and Blackjack as well as gameshows including Sweet Bonanza CandyLand and Mega Wheel.
Furthermore, in the near future, the deal will be extended to include Pragmatic Play’s virtual sports titles, which include football, horseracing, dog racing, and more. The games give players a chance to bet on their favorite sports whenever they wish and take advantage of numerous betting markets.
Over the last year, Pragmatic Play has signed several agreements with operators in Latin America, greatly increasing its profile in the region.
Venezuela is another important region for the Pragmatic Play team in LatAm, and Track and Races represents another valuable alliance through which we can maintain our reputation of providing the best in online casino entertainment.
Carlos Gonzalez from Track and Races explained that it is “hugely important” that they offer Pragmatic Play content in order to give their customers the “widest range of gaming and betting experiences”. He added, “We’re looking forward to working with Victor’s team and rolling out more quality play options.”
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