Synot Games has bolstered its presence in the Italian gaming sector by partnering with Microgame. The company confirmed the deal in a press release.

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This partnership sees the group expand its presence in the region, following a similar agreement announced last month by online gaming giant bet365.

Synot is regulated by the Malta Gaming Authority and the UK Gambling Commission. The supplier’s real-money games have been certified in a number of jurisdictions, including Spain, Italy, Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Croatia, Greece, the United Kingdom, and Malta.

About Synot:

SYNOT Games provides a brand new gaming experience with original content through a wide range of exciting casino games suitable for any platform. All followers must be 18+. Begambleaware.org More at: www.synotgames.com.

About Microgaming:

Microgaming is a privately held gambling software company based in the Isle of Man. It claims to have developed the world’s first true online casino software in 1994.

Quotes from the Press Release

Birdzhan Hyuseinova, Synot Games’ head of account management, said: “This agreement will bring our content closer to existing players while also reaching out to new audiences in the Italian market. It’s an incredible accomplishment to know that more gamers will now have access to our ever-growing collection of engaging and interesting games.” The relationship will see a number of Synot’s igaming titles connected with the platform and content provider, including Respin Joker, Fruit Awards, Pixel Reels, and Diamondz.

Marco Castaldo, CEO of Microgame, added: “We are overjoyed to be collaborating with Synot Games. By incorporating their slots into our offering, we will be able to provide our clients with material that is both entertaining and immersive.”

“We seek to cover all bases in order to accommodate our clients’ tastes, and the value brought by this type of comprehensive information to our product catalogue is immeasurable.”