Evoplay launches 50 titles with Gran Madrid’s online casino in Spain
The launch expands Evoplay’s distribution in Spain through Gran Madrid’s licensed online casino.
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The launch expands Evoplay’s distribution in Spain through Gran Madrid’s licensed online casino.
The partnership expands Evoplay’s distribution through Gran Madrid’s Spanish online casino.
Gran Madrid’s Spanish casino gains around 50 Evoplay titles through the partnership.
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The launch expands Evoplay’s distribution in Spain through Gran Madrid’s licensed online casino.
The partnership expands Evoplay’s distribution through Gran Madrid’s Spanish online casino.
Gran Madrid’s Spanish casino gains around 50 Evoplay titles through the partnership.
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