It provides more new and exciting content to gamblers and continues to expand its providers to North America.
As already mentioned, slot vendors are based in the U.S. and have established themselves as one of the best independent vendors to offer casino titles since they were introduced to the industry in 1995. It offers premium collections of more than 500 titles to many partners in different markets, and stands out in B2C and B2B social and online gaming.
The recent agreement between Crown Corporation and iGaming providers will give Quebec's gambling enthusiasts a much more diverse range of choices available at lotoquebec.com . Users of the online platform will have access to the provider's biggest hits, such as Triple and Quadruple Double Da Vinci Diamonds, The Secret Extreme of the Forest, Widow's Web, and its new releases.
As many people know, Crown Agency is a state-owned local company tasked with overseeing Quebec's lottery and casino products. Since 1969, regulators have managed gaming activities in a safe and regulated manner, while providing new and exciting options for many local gamblers. All revenue is reinvested in the province through public programs.
The partnership is expected to be mutually beneficial for both sides as High-Five Games will further expand its presence in the North American iGaming market. Crown Entertainment, meanwhile, will provide players with a wider variety of games. Companies have no specific transaction finalization date set, but inform them that content will arrive at the same time worldwide.
Tony Singer, CEO of the iGaming supplier, said the company is excited to partner with Loto-Québec as it continues its efforts to enter new markets on the continent. In other words, the North American market is one of the most exciting in the industry, and from the perspective of the Crown Agency, suppliers have found excellent partners to have in the local market.
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Late last month, Crown Corporation announced it would renew its contract with Instant Win Gaming, which supplies e-instant games to the NASPL/WLA membership lottery. Currently, the vendor supplies 10 iLottery programs in North America, and this expansion will make it a major provider of Quebec over the next few years.
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