Under the deal, Patagonia Entertainment will integrate content from 1X2 Network’s 1X2gaming and Iron Dog Studio subsidiaries plus virtual sports titles from strategic partner Leap Gaming.
This means Latam operators powered by Patagonia Entertainment will gain access to player favourites Neon Jungle and Blood Queen as well as recent releases Ritchie in Vegas and Faerie Nights.
They will also benefit from Leap Gaming’s stunning 3D virtual sports titles that are built on 1X2’s Panorama platform, with games offered across football, tennis, horses, greyhounds, speedway and more.
1X2 Network focuses on developing quality titles that provide players with an engaging and entertaining experience that they return to time and again.
The developer has certified its content for the UK, Malta, Gibraltar, the Isle of Man, Spain, Italy, Sweden and Colombia.
Kevin Reid, Chief Commercial Officer at 1X2 Network, said: “Latin America has huge potential and we are thrilled to have partnered with Patagonia Entertainment to distribute our popular games to operators across the region.“
“Our titles have enjoyed huge success in regulated markets around the world and we believe they will be just as popular among players in Latin America,” Reid added.
Samuel Lewis, Business development Manager at 1X2 Network, said ‘’We are delighted to be entering the Latin American market and partnering with Patagonia. We always strive to provide the best experience to players in all regions and this partnership is a major step towards achieving that within the rapidly growing regulated Latam market.’’
Patagonia Entertainment’s Global Business Development Manager Victor Arias followed: “We go to great lengths to provide our operator partners with the best online casino content on the market so partnering with 1X2 Network was an easy decision for us.”
“The Latin American market continues to develop and mature, and player demands are changing, which is why it is so vital for operators to offer proven content from established developers such as 1X2 Network,” Arias concluded.
Source: GMB
