Galaxy Gaming and IGT PlayDigital agree to five-year table game licensing deal
Under the agreement, Galaxy Gaming’s online brands, including 21+3, Perfect Pairs, Buster Blackjack and Lucky Lucky, will become part of IGT PlayDigital’s online table games portfolio.
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- IGT PlayDigital will also begin licensing Galaxy Gaming’s table game content for its online content portfolio under the new five-year agreement
- VP of iGaming, Jason McCulloch, shared his confidence that Galaxy Gaming titles will help to drive “further growth and success” for both companies
Galaxy Gaming has come to terms on a new five-year licensing agreement with International Game Technology (IGT) PlayDigital, which will include the integration of Galaxy Gaming’s online brands into the iGaming services supplier’s content portfolio.
“I’m delighted to bring Galaxy games back to our valued partners at IGT,” Galaxy Gaming VP of iGaming Jason McCulloch said.
“Our products complement each other strategically and given the impressive performance of IGT PlayDigital’s table games, I’m confident that Galaxy Gaming titles will drive further growth and success for both companies.”
Under the agreement, Galaxy Gaming online brands such as 21+3, Perfect Pairs, Buster Blackjack, Lucky Lucky, Lucky Ladies and Caribbean Stud, will look to enhance IGT PlayDigital’s online table games portfolio.
“IGT PlayDigital is pleased to enhance our market-leading iGaming content portfolio with popular online table games from Galaxy Gaming,” IGT PlayDigital President Gil Rotem said.
Good to know: Galaxy Gaming and Pragmatic Play chose to extend its strategic licensing agreement for an additional five years on February 20, allowing for an enhanced integration of the supplier’s table game content across Pragmatic Play offerings
“As evidenced by IGT PlayDigital’s high performing ‘IGT Blackjack’ game, players around the world readily enjoy table games on their PCs and mobile devices and we believe this content expansion will help our customers engage players and differentiate their offerings.”
Executives from both IGT and Galaxy Gaming recently joined Gaming America to share their insights into Tribal gaming, including IGT VP of Global Business Development Knute Knudson and Galaxy Gaming SVP of Global Sales Steph Nel.
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