Play’n GO Sets Sights on Further Dutch Expansion
Play’n GO, a leading developer of online casino games, has announced that it is feeling “hugely encouraged” by the response its games have received in the newly regulated Dutch market.
More than 200 Play’n GO titles have gone live in the Netherlands at sites such as Holland Casino and Batavia.nl since the market opened on 1 October, including games such as Fire Joker, Reactoonz, Tome of Madness, and Super Flip.
There are a number of additional operator agreements in the pipeline set to be completed in the coming weeks, and these will serve to strengthen the developer’s position in the market. Furthermore, over the course of the next year, the company is planning additional localized content and more robust strategic partnerships with Dutch operators.
Regulatory changes are a constant in our industry. It’s vital that suppliers are proactive in preparing for the future to ensure that operators can count on them to deliver in every jurisdiction. As we’ve seen in the Netherlands, having more than 200 premium quality titles ready for the first day of the newly regulated marketplace has proved to put Play’n GO in a very enviable position. Operators know they can trust us, and our content, to deliver.
A similar sentiment was expressed by Stuart Trigwell, a sales manager at Play’n GO. He said that the company is “really excited” by how well its games have been performing since the market opened. He added that “2022 will be a banner year in the Netherlands as we bring on board more operators to offer our titles to their players, and work on a host of exclusive, localized content that players can enjoy.”
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