Play'n GO expands presence in Switzerland with StarVegas.ch

• Play’n GO has further expanded its presence in Europe through a content tie-up with StarVegas.ch in Switzerland
• The partnership has been welcomed by both partners, as StarVegas is one of the most prominent local operators
• Play’n GO has also been expanding in other jurisdictions across North and South America

Play’n GO, one of the most prominent suppliers of iGaming content in Europe and beyond, has expanded its footprint in the Swiss market. The supplier has signed a new content alliance with StarVegas.ch and is bringing a host of its titles to the local operator.

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Among the games now available to players are such options as Book of Dead, Reactoonz, Fire Joker, Rise of Olympus and more. Commenting on this new opportunity, Play’n GO Account Manager Aliaksandr Iakhvedau had this to add:

"Switzerland continues to be an important regulated market for Play'n GO, and we're excited to see our games go live with StarVegas.ch."

Play’n GO, said Iakhvedau, was excited to close this deal with StarVegas.ch and bring its games to local players with a prominent local operator. StarVegas.ch’s COO, Mayke Mahl, was similarly pleased to see another international supplier strengthen the operator’s content offer.

"Play’n GO’s reputation for world-class content and responsible growth in regulated markets made them a natural partner for us. By adding their portfolio, which includes some of the industry’s most recognisable and successful titles, we are further expanding our game offering with innovative content and new gaming highlights," he said.

Play’n GO has been a prolific supplier of games, having expanded well beyond its European footprint. The company obtained a license in Alberta, Canada, and it further pushed into Latin America only recently.

On top of these geographical moves, Play’n GO has similarly been building up its content portfolio, with additions such as Legion Gold and the Throne of Dead.

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