Big Daddy Gaming has agreed a content distribution deal with Alea, the companies said. Alea will integrate the studio’s games through a single API, making them available to its network of licensed operators across Europe. The rollout is to include Legacy of Desperados, Bon Bon Boom and Redneck Dynamite.
Big Daddy Gaming gains access to licensed European operators, while Alea expands its game offering through a single API.
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It was reported that Gaming Corps secured a content agreement with UK operator group evoke. The deal spans the William Hill, Mr Green and 888 brands.
Playforge agreed a distribution partnership with EQL Games to offer Playforge titles through EQL’s aggregation platform and remote gaming server to North American operators. The reported B2B roundup also says Gaming Corps received a conditional supplier licence from Alberta Gaming, Liquor & Cannabis ahead of the province’s planned 13 July market launch.
PhilWeb Corporation is launching a content distribution and aggregation service in the Philippines, the company said. It will seek relationships with content providers and has named PT Gaming and NUSTAR Online as the first suppliers to join the initiative; both are licensed by PAGCOR, according to the report.
Wicked Games said it received Swedish approval to distribute its content to licensed operators in the country. The company described the authorisation as part of its expansion in regulated markets; the source does not identify the licensing authority.
Eeze and BetConstruct entered a global distribution agreement, reportedly covering Eeze’s entire offering. The source does not specify the agreement’s duration or financial terms.