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Endorphina signed a partnership with South African operator Hollywoodbets.net to add Endorphina online slot games to Hollywoodbets.net’s casino offering.
Endorphina has announced a strategic partnership with South African iGaming operator Hollywoodbets.net. The deal lets Hollywoodbets.net add Endorphina’s online slot games to its casino offering.
Endorphina said the partnership is a milestone for both companies as they expand in the African market.
Endorphina describes itself as a Prague-based online casino software provider.
Lohith Chittajallu, Senior Manager of Partnerships and Expansions at Endorphina, said, “The reach that Hollywoodbets has across the market is truly impressive, and I’m looking forward to seeing our titles enjoyed by more players across South Africa.”
Wayde Dorkin, Head of Product at Hollywoodbets.net, said the operator is “excited to partner with Endorphina” and that Endorphina’s portfolio will “further strengthen our offering.”
Endorphina said Hollywoodbets.net will offer its portfolio of online slot games, including recent releases and established titles. It added that availability of individual games “may depend on local regulatory requirements and operator offerings.”
For Hollywoodbets.net, the partnership adds another supplier to its casino portfolio. The company said it is focused on premium player “me time” in a safe gaming environment.
For Endorphina, the deal expands distribution in South Africa through a large, local operator.
Endorphina also shared scale metrics about its business, including over 13 years in the industry, 230+ games, over 6000 current partners, and 26 awards to date. It named three titles it says are popular in Africa, Crown Coins, Fortune Chests, and Hell Hot 100.
Primary Source: endorphina.com
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