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GAMING FOR AFRICA


Gaming for Africa


Casino International’s Africa partner is the excellent Gaming For Africa magazine, bringing you the continent’s latest developments.


Pragmatic Play Creates Dedicated Live Casino Games Show


Pragmatic Play, a leading content provider to the iGaming industry, is expanding its partnership with 1xBet to deliver a bespoke Live Casino game show, Wheel of Luck. The customised version for 1xBet is based


on Pragmatic Play’s popular Mega Wheel™ game show, further adding to the operator’s existing collection of Live Casino games from the supplier, with 1xBet being among the first brands to take the provider’s suite of Live Casino content in addition to its entire portfolio of slots, bingo and scratch cards. The bespoke product is the latest element


of customisation to be delivered by Pragmatic Play, alongside its impressive offering of dedicated studios, customisable tables, and unique branded gaming experiences to elevate Live Casino for operators looking for tailored solutions to engage players worldwide. Irina Cornides, Chief Operating Officer at


Pragmatic Play said: “We continue to achieve great things with


1xBet since they became one of our first partners to launch Pragmatic Play’s full suite of Live Casino content. “Wheel of Luck is an exciting new game show


crafted specially for the brand. Our collaboration with the 1xBet team allowed us to


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adapt our beloved Mega Wheel™ format to deliver a one-of-a-kind version that ensures their players get a seamless gaming experience that is integrated with their branding.” Maria G at 1xBet said: “Pragmatic Play has delivered exceptional,


player-favourite Live dealer products for us since we took its Live Casino portfolio four years ago, and this will only be strengthened with our very own bespoke game. We are thrilled with the final product and look


ESA Receives Western


Cape Licence Games provider, ESA Gaming has been awarded a Certificate of Suitability from the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board to supply its array of leading casino content across the province. It is a further statement of intent by ESA


Gaming to bring its lightweight EasySwipe™ portfolio to the African continent, with its swift-loading, easy-to-access games well suited to the local market. A wide range of high-performing titles are now


available to operators in the market through local supplier Kiron Interactive, including the popular Mine series of games, which features recently launched Dragon Mine, Pirate Mine and Goal Mine, as well as modern takes on casino staples such as Roulette and BlackJack. It paves the way for the latest market entry for


ESA Gaming, following growth in Nigeria, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, and Zambia over the last 12 months. Zorica Smallwood, Director at ESA Gaming,


said: “South Africa is a market with huge potential, and we’re delighted to receive our certificate of suitability to supply our games in the Western Cape. “Our EasySwipe™ portfolio of content has


been extremely well received in nearby territories such as Kenya and Mozambique, and we’re confident we’ll hit the ground running in South Africa as well.”


forward to further growing our Live games customer base with this engaging new release.”


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