Zitro’s real money games ‘Link Me’ and ‘Link King’ is now available for play at the Casino Hipódromo de Palermo.

The Latina America-based supplier sealed a deal with one of Argentina’s biggest land-based casinos, which claims to be at the forefront of technology.

Diverse and Innovative Real Money Games

Hipódromo de Palermo aims to provide its patrons with diverse entertainment offers from classic slots to state-of-the-art casino games.

Carlos Casasa, operations manager of the Palermo Hippodrome, stated the company envisions providing a wide range of slot games while incorporating new innovations for a better gaming experience.

“We like to innovate, and we seek to incorporate new products that renew and satisfy the experience we offer to our customers,” Casasa said in the press release.

The manager also said the addition of Zitro’s games “Link Me” and “Link King” to their portfolio of real money games validates the core identity of the casino.

“The incorporation of Link King and Link Me arose with that objective: to renew the entertainment offer guaranteeing the technological vanguard in games and our public has received them with great enthusiasm.”

Link Me and Link King

Link Me and Link King are Zitro Games’ popular multi-games titles with progressive jackpots. The supplier has carved out a reputation for developing interesting games in the past years. Link Me and Link King provides the kind of action and suspense a progressive title usually brings out.

Alejandra Burato, Zitro sales director for Latin America, spoke highly of their games that have garnered positive feedback from their partner operators.

“Link King and Link Me are highly contrasted products that represent a safe bet, since, where they have been installed, they have succeeded. I want to thank the Hipódromo de Palermo for giving us this great opportunity,” Burato said.

Earlier this week, Ainsworth Game Technology closed a deal to supply two casinos in Costa Rica with their ‘A-Star’ product. Gaming giant Novomatic also added a Lucky Twist feature to two of its Asian Progressive titles.