Push Gaming And GVC Holdings Partner For New Casino Games
- GVC Holdings will now be offering their customers gaming titles by Push Gaming after the two companies have partnered with one another.
- Online casinos have been doing more business due to the complete shutdown of land-based casinos nationwide because of the Coronavirus pandemic.
LONDON - GVC Holdings has developed a partnership with Push Gaming to aid in the expansion of the offerings by the GVC brand.
The two companies will work together to get Push Gaming titles distributed to all GVC online casino platforms over the course of a few months.
Legal online gambling applications are being used now more than ever amid the Coronavirus pandemic. With all land-based casinos shut down nationwide, gamblers are turning to online and mobile operators to continue to participate in gaming activities.
This has led these two companies to combine forces to be able to profit due to the current state of the gambling scene.
The Partnership
Push Gaming has some very popular titles that can now be used by GVC. These titles include Razor Shark and Jammin’ Jars. Players with GVC’s Ladbrokes, Coral and Bwin will benefit from this new deal between the two companies with the influx of games that will now be open to them. Online casinos owned by GVC will now have a plethora of games for their players to participate in.
“We’re very pleased to be partnering with GVC and to be providing our games to players at some of the most popular and successful online gambling brands in the world. Our titles have proved to be a big hit with a wide range of players, and we look forward to entertaining and exciting GVC’s customers, said James Marshall, CEO of Push Gaming.
The Bottom Line
Push Gaming will continue to roll out a wide variety of new gaming titles for members of GVC and other companies for which they supply their games. They have been expanding their operations with this GVC deal being their latest partnership. Earlier this year they made a deal to be the supplier for Boom Casino.
The goal of Push Gaming is to become a full-service supplier for casino operators rather than the small gaming developer they started as. These deals are part of achieving that goal.
They recently acquired Game Server Integrations (GSI) at the beginning of the year to help with the expansion of game titles that will be developed along with a new platform in 2020.