Pragmatic Play has formed a strategic a B2B partnership with CDP Gaming Technologies, enabling the supplier to proceed with its multi-vertical expansion in South African.

The distribution agreement with CDP will see the full suite of Pragmatic Play’s slots and table games available throughout South Africa via Yesplay. CDP, an operator that holds a manufacture license in South Africa, also gains the right to distribute Pragmatic Play products in the territory.

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Pragmatic Play will be launching its live casino in South Africa first, before it rolls out its slots and virtual sports products in the coming months.

Tebogo Makamo, director and co-owner CDP Gaming Technologies, expressed his enthusiasm about their recent deal with Pragmatic Play in the press release.

“Pragmatic Play is the latest provider to enter the South African market in partnership with CDP Gaming Technologies, and we are extremely happy to be the first operator to offer their content to South African players,”

“CDP and Pragmatic Play will strive to bring great innovative and award-winning games to the thriving gambling industry in South Africa.”

Expansion Plan

Pragmatic Play has closed deals in the past few months, which are all aimed to expand its footprints in more regulated markets.

Prior to deal with CDP, the supplier has inked a deal with M88, Buzz Bingo, Greentube’s Italian B2C brand StarVegas, and Solbet.

Solomon Godwin, Pragmatic Play’s African business development manager, confirmed their partnership with “the leading licensed betting platform in South Africa.”  He also acknowledged their new partner for allowing them to make their much awaited debut in the burgeoning gaming territory.

“Through this partnership, South African gaming enthusiasts will have access to all of Pragmatic Play’s award winning and innovative live dealer games and we are excited to make our debut in the market.”