Is this a sign of things to come? Slotegrator APIgrator is now live in Sweden, SoftBet signs up Playson & White Hat Gaming bombards the US! (Image Courtesy of Slotegrator )
It is the first time I have published news that covers major headlines from aggregator platforms. That’s mainly because there is rarely a bombardment of stories from this relatively quiet iGaming niche. However, this looks like a sign of things to come with aggregators now more important than ever for the growth of global iGaming.
Just yesterday, I published a news report covering a 35-page PDF by SOFTSWISS on the subject of the Hottest iGaming Trends for 2023. Also, in the news is Slotegrator, which has picked up a new licence that will have operators looking for a white-label solution that covers the popular Swedish iGaming market. On top of this, White Hat Gaming, the platform provider for 21Casino reviewed here on CasinoPlusBonus has gained a third US licence, this time in Pennsylvania.
And finally, Playson video slots such as its popular Hold and Win non-progressive jackpot titles will feature at Soft2Bet online casinos. Some of the biggest names using this casino aggregator’s platform include Wazamba, Malina, and Casinia online casinos all owned by the Araxio Development N.V. operator.
Full stories below: If you would like to find out more about the recent Slotegrator new European market entrance, White Hat Gaming’s US conquest, and Soft2Bet’s new B2B iGaming supply partnership with Playson, read on!
APIgrator Gains Solid Licensing Approval
Operators in Sweden can now plug the Slotegrator API into their casino platform in order to access the full suite of games from numerous software providers connected to Slotegrator.
Slotegrator offers white-label and turnkey online casino solutions for operators. However, it also has the APIgrator solution purposely built for casino operators with either their own bespoke platform or those using a white-label solution via one of Slotegrator’s competitors.
When the API is plugged into the casino, its lobby will have games from top software providers such as Endorphina, Red Tiger Gaming, Greetube (Novoline), Wazdan, BGaming, Pragmatic Play, Games Global (Microgaming), NetEnt and many more.
It would be great to see Slotegrator also apply for a Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) licence. Currently, the API is certified for Sweden, Georgia and Lithuania. Slotegrator holds a Curacao iGaming licence, which customers using the white-label solution can operate under. Having the choice to choose between Curacao and MGA licensing as an operator will attract operators that want to remain licenced under a European authority.
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Soft2Bet Adds Playson to its Growing List of Content Providers
It is hard to believe that top online casinos like Wazamba do not host Playson video slots or promotions. Slotegrator (2018), SOFTSWISS (2021) and White Hat Gaming (2021) have had the game developer on their books for quite some time now. For some reason, a partnership between Soft2Bet and Playson has never come to light. That is until now of course.
The expands Soft2Bet’s casino game count with 80 Playson titles. Players at casinos like Wazamba, Malina, and Casinia reviewed here on CasinoPlusBonus will now feature Playson game titles such as Legend of Cleopatra, Solar Queen Megaways, and more top titles.
This is the perfect partnership for both companies with Playson a leading software developer and Soft2Bet a regular in the iGaming awards ceremonies. The aggregator is up for the Online Casino Operator award at the International Gaming Awards and the Platform Provider award at the Global Gaming Awards. Both events are on the 6 February – 10 days from now.
SoftBet’s George Wadsworth (Head of Casino) said: “Partnering with high-performing game developers such as Playson is a pillar of our growth strategy”.
White Hat Gaming Expands Further into the US Market
In another bombshell move that shows just how lucrative the aggregator iGaming and sports betting industry is right now, White Hat Gaming entered the Pennsylvania iGaming market.
The move comes after already successfully opening shop in two US states where iGaming companies can legally operate. In July last year, the company’s PAM system entered the Wolverine State via a Michigan Gaming Control Board (MGCB) licence. Following up on its US market entrance, White Hat Gaming entered the Garden State in August under the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (NJDGE). The company also operates in the West Virginia iGaming market under the West Virginia Lottery licensing authority.
This is not to mention the numerous online sports betting licenses the company has in states such as Arizona, Colorado, Tennessee, Virginia, Indiana, Maryland, Illinois, Louisiana, and Iowa. I also just saw on the company news channels that it will add a 14th US state by going live in Ohio. All-in-all and impressive launch into the US online gambling market.
White Hat Gaming is another well-known casino and sports book aggregator platform. The solutions provider also offers white-label and turnkey online casino solutions as well as an API for game integration. Currently, the company holds US licensing, it is a member of the Betting & Gaming Council (BGC) and is also certified with the UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) and the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA), while also holding licensing in numerous other jurisdictions.
Currently, in our list of recommended online casinos (accessible via the highlighted field above), the popular 21 Casino uses the White Hat Gaming platform. 21Casino is a UKGC and MGA-licenced iGaming platform offering online casino games to players from the UK, Canada, New Zealand, Ireland, and India.
Related News Story: Check out the full story covering White Hat Gaming entering the USA iGaming market here. You can also check out 21Casino via this page too.
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