Stakelogic, one of the world’s leading suppliers of premium slots and live casino games, has now launched its portfolio with Lucky7Casino, another prominent and licensed operator in the Netherlands.
The partnership allows the company to further strengthen its local footprint, with Stakelogic one of the best-represented suppliers in the jurisdiction. The integration of the games is facilitaede by Relax Gaming’s aggregation platform, making for a quick set-up and rollout.
Lucky7Casino players have access as a resul tto such established game experiences and genres as blackjack, roulette, and the supplier’s flagship Super Wheel game. Stakelogic account manager Dylan Tuite had this to add commenting on the new content alliance:
“Lucky7Casino is an exciting addition to our Dutch operator network. As a newly licensed platform with clear ambitions to grow, they’re exactly the kind of operator we want to be partnering with, and being able to deliver both our slots and live casino content from day one gives players a complete experience.”
Lucky7Casino CTO and COO, Frank Loffeld, was similarly pleased with the opportunity to add Stakelogic’s library of games to the company’s website, and offer players fresh experiences across both the slots and live casino vertical.
“Lucky7Casino is an exciting addition to our Dutch operator network. As a newly licensed platform with clear ambitions to grow, they’re exactly the kind of operator we want to be partnering with, and being able to deliver both our slots and live casino content from day one gives players a complete experience,” Loffeld added.
Stakelogic Continues to Sign New Content Partnerships
Stakelogic has been expanding its footprint and signing new partnerships across numerous jurisdictions. The company also announced a partnership with Spielbanken Bayern for a fresh live casino deal in Germany.
Stakelogic similarly reached a content alliance with Spillehallen.dk, further strengthening its presence in one of Europe’s most lucrative and best-regulated markets, Denmark.
The company did face a few setbacks as well, with Stakelogic handed down a $163,000 penalty by the Gambling Commission in the United Kingdom for what was described as running online slot games too fast.
