WeAreCasino Adds BETER Live to Aggregation Platform
BETER Live, the live casino department of the content and data supplier BETER, has announced a new partnership with the up and coming content aggregator WeAreCasino.
WeAreCasino has quickly built a solid network of content suppliers and operators will now be able to access BETER Live’s growing portfolio of games. BETER Live operators a number of studios, such as the Main Studio and the Asian Studio. It is continually working to expand its collection of games and recently launched Gravity Blackjack, which introduces random multipliers.
BETER Live also offers games such as Roulette, Baccarat, Top Card, Dragon Tiger, Sic Bo, Andar Bahar, and Bet on Teen Patti, which means that it is able to cater to a wide range of players.
Today we are announcing our new partnership with cutting-edge content aggregator WeAreCasino. Our games are designed for a new generation of players who are always on the hunt for electrifying content, and that’s exactly what we see in WeAreCasino’s audience. I have no doubt that together, we will achieve even more amazing results.
Rajendra Rowthu, the Head of Commercial and Sales at WeAreCasino, said that they are “thrilled” with the new partnership. He described BETER has having “flawless products” and an “impressive range of electrifying games” that result in a “fresh and exciting” approach to live dealer games.
Rowthu added, “It’s been a pleasure to work with BETER Live throughout the integration process and we look forward to a long and fruitful partnership, with many years of successful joint enterprise, in the future!”
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