Soft2Bet has followed up the launch of its Wazamba, Rabona, Nomini, and Campobet brands on the Indian market by inking a content agreement alongside Skywind Group.

Following a successful integration Skywind’s portfolio of slots content will be available across each of the online gaming operator and platform group’s entities, which total 17 igaming and sportsbook brands.

Giving players the opportunity to enjoy local and cross-game jackpots, the partnership is to give users access to more than 290 games, including video slots, arcade games and branded video slot titles, such as The Last Kingdom, Star Trek: The Next Generation, and Rambo. Skywind’s latest games Big Buffalo, Respin Mania, Bonus Digger and Gladiator Reel will also be available across Soft2Bet’s popular brands. 

Teodora Breskovska-Hall, head of casino at Soft2Bet, explained: “We are at a stage where our market and customer reach now spans over three major European jurisdictions. The content of Skywind is the perfect addition to our portfolio and will give us additional flexibility to appeal to an even wider audience of customers.

“The team at Skywind are consummate professionals and it was an absolute pleasure to work with them throughout the negotiations phase. I am looking forward to a successful and long-lasting partnership.”

In addition to the aforementioned content, Soft2bet’s clients will benefit from Skywind’s range of engagement tools, including bonus coins reward, daily in-game tournaments and jackpots.

Over the past year Skywind has acquired six licenses in new territories, including the UK, Malta, Romania, and Spain, with its games now licensed in Sweden, Belgium, Denmark, Portugal and Italy.

Oren Cohen Shwartz, Skywind’s managing director, said: “Soft2bet’s platform has a great distribution network and teaming up with them will allow us to distribute our games to even more operators and players, as we continue to expand our reach throughout regulated markets. I’m sure the deal will be very fruitful for both companies in the months and years to come.”