Pragmatic Play, one of the leading providers of content to the online gaming industry, had three of its highly successful product verticals launched with SL7 in Brazil.
The provider’s Slots, Live Casino and Virtual Sports products are now available to an even wider audience in the country thanks to the activation of this partnership, with a wide range of titles now available in the SL7 lobby.
Award winners, classics and wildly popular titles spanning one of the most diverse slot collections in the industry can be played, including recent releases such as Zeus vs Hades – Gods of War™ and Jewel Rush™, plus 2021 game of the year, Gates of Olympus™.
Also available on the platform are Pragmatic Play’s engaging Live Casino games like Sweet Bonanza CandyLand and the new Snakes & Ladders Live gameshows, as well as classic casino favorites like blackjack and roulette.
Virtual Sports products complete the new content offering and introduce Pragmatic Play’s library of realistic sports betting titles to a region where virtual betting continues to be popular with players.
Victor Arias, ARRISE’s Vice President of Operations Latin America, responsible for Pragmatic Play, said: “A lot of work goes into building a new partnership and therefore it is always a pleasure to see the results of your work when the content is launched. SL7 is another important partner in Brazil and we look forward to a mutually successful relationship.”
The SL7 representative added: “Players in Brazil love Pragmatic Play’s content, so it was not only a natural deal to close, but also an extremely important deal. We now have a huge selection of high quality new games at our disposal. available, making our proposition that much stronger. We would like to thank Victor and his team for facilitating a smooth and efficient collaboration.”
About Pragmatic Play
Currently, Pragmatic Play releases up to eight slot titles per month, in addition to offering Live Casino, Virtual Sports and Bingo games as part of its multi-product portfolio, available via a single API.
