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Te ship was initially operated as a hotel and casino ship, it has four gaming rooms with various tables and machines.
ARGENTINA OPERATIONS
Plans to Restore Puerto Iguazú Casino Ship Argentine company Commercial Tourism Company is looking to spend $60m
LatAm - Playson strikes Solbet partnership Playson has announced a partnership with LatAM operator, Solbet. Part of the Dreams Group, which boasts a presence across 17 locations in Latin America, Solbet will integrate a range of Playson hits such as Solar Temple, Wolf Power: Hold and Win and Legend of Cleopatra: Megaways. The operator’s LatAm-based customers will enjoy access to Playson’s newly-enhanced UI, which facilitates single-handed gameplay in portrait mode, ideal for a region where mobile-optimisation is of crucial importance.
Juan Pablo Uribe, Development Manager at Solbet, commented: “Playson’s portfolio showcases an immersive suite of gaming titles which have proved popular across the globe, so it’s fantastic to be integrating the supplier’s content.”
Ian Leskovsek, General Manager at Solbet, added: “We look forward to cultivating a fruitful commercial relationship alongside our new partner, as we continue offering exhilarating entertainment experiences to a burgeoning player base.”
Argentina - Aristocrat’s towering performance Players at Casino Club Argentina’s newly renovated El Bolson and Ing. Jacobacci Casinos can now enjoy nearly 200 Aristocrat titles, including Dragon Tower on the Helix XT cabinet, Mighty Cash Link, Wonder 4 Stacks, Gold Stacks and Buffalo, all appearing on Aristocrat’s Helix cabinets.
“For our audience, having Aristocrat products is a new and exciting experience,” said Matías Vannelli, Marketing and Communications Manager at Casino Club. “Without a doubt, we have a wide and varied library of games, the most attractive titles and an exclusive product, Dragon Tower, that currently can only be found in Casino Club Bariloche.”
Argentina - GiG Buenos Aires platform approval LOTBA S.E. (Lottery of the City of Buenos Aires – the City of Buenos Aires Gambling Regulator) has approved the implementation of the technical project for the operation of online gaming presented by Grupo Slots S.A. and Gaming Innovation Group (GiG). Following the approval, the companies will make preparations for the final certification of the online gaming platform in conjunction with Grupo Slots’ website,
Jugadon.bet.ar.
Juan Ignacio Torres, Grupo Slots General Manager, said: “It gives us enormous satisfaction and motivation to be able to contribute our 35 years of experience and operational capacity to continue generating opportunities for our team of collaborators and to continue building the future of our company. We have put together an excellent team, combining the technology and strength of GiG’s platform with Grupo Slots’ deep knowledge of the local market.”
P6 WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS
restoring an eight-storey casino ship, which has been in the port of Puerto Iguazú, a border city in the province of Misiones in Argentina, since 2013.
Argentine company Commercial Tourism Company is looking to spend $60m restoring an eight-storey casino ship, which has been in the port of Puerto Iguazú, a border city in the province of Misiones in Argentina, since 2013, with the plan of reopening and mooring it near the new bridge.
Lawyer Magno Álvarez, Paraguayan consul in Puerto Iguazú, who is accompanying the project, said: "Without a doubt, it is an unprecedented attraction in the Triple Border area, from Paraguay to the world." Te area is known as the Triple Borders region due to adjoining borders of Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil.
Currently in the port of Presidente Franco, on the Argentine side of the river, near the bridge to Foz de Iguazú, the restored casino ship will in future lie in Paraguayan water and attract guests. Paraguayan authorities have given their support the project of the Argentine company Compañía Comercial de Turismo. Apart from the fact that the ship still has to be brought into shape, Paraguayan government officials agreed
Peru NSoft integrates with Apuesta Total
NSoft has closed a deal with Peruan betting operator Apuesta Total that will see the integration of NSoft’s virtual games.
NSoft's numbers betting games - Lucky Six, Next Six, Keno and Roulette, together with the developer's race games - Dog Races, Virtual Greyhound Races, Virtual Horse Races, Virtual Motorcycle Races and Slot Car Races, are now available to Apuesta Total’s punters.
“We have integrated nine of our games into Apuesta Total’s web. We are aware of the potential that this integration brings. On a few occasions, NSoft and Apuesta Total’s representatives were talking business, and I am pleased to be the one to bring the negotiations to an end,” detailed Carlos Vargas, Regional Sales Manager at NSoft.
“In general, the punters in LATAM find our Roulette game especially compelling, and we are certain that it will be an eye- catcher at Apuesta Total’s web offer as well."
Apuesta Total’s COO, Gonzalo Merino, commented: “We're very enthusiastic about adding NSoft's world class games to our online portfolio. Tese games bring a unique experience to our players, and will allow us to further consolidate our online casino as the market leader.
"We are sure our player engagement will increase with games such as Lucky 6 and Next 6. Welcome NSoft to Apuesta Total.”
to help ensure that all permits to operate are obtained.
Similar plans to renovate the vessel were stalled in 2013. President of the Provincial Institute of Lottery and Casinos (IPLyC), Héctor Rojas Decut, said: "Tis ship is private property and we from the IPLyC have no connection with what is going to happen or where it is going to work.
A sub-licence will only be enabled when all the investments for it to function as a hotel, casino and restaurant are fulfilled. Tere is a company that has the exclusive licence for casinos in Puerto Iguazú. Tat company was [in 2013] going to assign a sub-licence to a third party who was going to make the investments in the floating casino. As these investments were never fulfilled, the IPLyC never granted the sublicense."
In 2015, the Ministers of Tourism of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay declared the Triple Border area of tourist interest, seeing its potential as a tourism destination.
LatAm
ESA Gaming has partnered with Emara Play in a deal that will see the supplier bolster its presence in LatAm and enter the Spanish market for the first time. Trough the deal, ESA Gaming’s EasySwipe portfolio will be added to Emara Play’s aggregation platform and made available across the supplier’s operator network.
Te EasySwipe games library consists of lightweight mobile-first titles designed to offer cross-sell capabilities to sportsbooks and have been proven to prolong brand loyalty and add revenue without cannibalisation. Available games will include Goal Mine and Fruit Staxx as well as quick-fire versions of the classics Roulette and Blackjack.
Te partnership is the latest in a string of commercial deals that has seen ESA Gaming expand its reach in key markets including Italy and Colombia.
Zorica Smallwood, Director at ESA Gaming, said: “Tis deal with Emara Play allows us to further expand our footprint in LatAm where players have embraced our content, while also making our debut in Spain which is a market we have had our eyes on for a long time.”
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