Stakelogic Aims for Belgium with New Gaming1 Partnership

Stakelogic, the popular slots developer, has increased its presence in the Belgian market through the integration of its full suite of games with the platform and content provider Gaming1.

The new partnership means that operators running the Gaming1 platform can now deliver their players the full collection of Stakelogic dice games, dice slots, classic slots, and video slots, which have proven themselves popular with players in multiple markets around the world.

The portfolio includes a number of new releases such as Black Gold 2 Megaways and Hero Clash, as well as Belgian favorite dice games and slots such as Cash It or Not and Dice Fortune. The games are well known for their impressive graphics and animations that help to provide players with a highly engaging and entertaining experience.

The games offer a number of innovative features, such as Super Stake and Mega Super Stake. They allow players to increase their chances of triggering a game’s bonus features by doubling their bet with every spin.

Together with Stakelogic titles, Gaming1 provides operators targeting the Belgian market many other casino games from top developers as well as a sportsbook platform covering a wide range of global events.

Gaming1 has emerged as the leading casino and sports betting platform and content provider in Belgium, so we are delighted to be making our full suite of games available to its operators and their players. Our titles are designed and developed to tap into the player’s mind and deliver a thrilling and exciting experience from the first spin to the last. By joining forces with Gaming1, more operators and players will gain access to our games than ever before.

Olga BajelaCCO of Stakelogic

Sylvain Boniver, the COO and Co-Founder at Gaming1, described Stakelogic’s titles as a “great addition” to the company’s offering, adding that “its classic slots are among the best in the business, and its video slots have proven to top the charts in markets around the world.”