Pragmatic Play to Deliver Award-Winning Slots to Austria

Pragmatic Play has been busy launching new slots and tying up strategic partnership deals with casino apps lately. Win2day, a regulated mobile casino in Austria, has become the latest casino brand to partner with the acclaimed game developer. This gambling app is managed and operated by the Austrian Lotteries and is approved to provide lotto, casino, and sports betting services in the country.

Following the agreement, Pragmatic Play will launch its selection of award-winning slots on win2day in the coming weeks. The company has already availed Madame Destiny Megaways, which will be followed by other top-performing titles, including:

• Gates of Olympus
• Sweet Bonanza
• Big Bass Bonanza
• Big Bass Splash
• The Dog House Megaways
• Fruit Party
• Book of the Fallen
• John Hunter
• Tomb of the Scarab Queen
• Wolf Gold

Recently, Pragmatic Play has been steadily increasing its presence in regulated markets worldwide, and the collaboration with win2day proves that. Before this agreement, the iGaming supplier signed a deal with ComeOn.nl to supply its Chroma Blackjack solution to live casino players in the Netherlands. Earlier, Pragmatic Play and Soccabet signed an agreement to launch the developer’s titles in Ghana.

Commenting on their newest partnership, Irina Cornides, Pragmatic Play’s Chief Operating Officer, stated:

“I’m excited to welcome win2day to our growing customer base in Austria. Pragmatic Play is proud to partner with operators who share our commitment to product quality and player protection, as we strive to provide engaging entertainment experiences for new and established audiences worldwide.”

Martin Miesler, Head of Games at win2day, also expressed his excitement:

“We are delighted to have partnered with Pragmatic Play and begin uploading its slot content to our platform. Win2day is proud of providing the most impressive and innovative offering to our online casino players, a criterion that Pragmatic Play fills perfectly and we can’t wait to see how our audience responds.”