Summary
- Gaming Corps and KingMakers have signed a strategic content agreement.
- Through the deal, KingMakers' customers will gain access to a variety of high-quality games from Gaming Corps.
- Executives from both companies foresee great success from their collaboration.
Swedish-based Gaming Corps, a publicly traded game development studio, has entered into a new content agreement to broaden its international reach. The company has teamed up with KingMakers, anticipating this partnership will enhance its presence in Africa.
KingMakers grows its offering with games from Gaming Corps
The latter company is a prominent betting and gaming platform with a rapidly growing customer base in the region. By partnering with Gaming Corps, KingMakers gains access to a variety of high-quality games. Consequently, new players will be able to enjoy popular titles from Gaming Corps. This collaboration will enable KingMakers to broaden its offerings, enhancing customer engagement and retention. Conversely, this partnership will significantly expand Gaming Corps' reach, allowing its top-notch games to connect with new players and promise them memorable experiences. The collaboration follows the recent appointment of Adam Pentecost as Director of Customer Success at Gaming Corps. Prior to this, Gaming Corps had increased its presence in the Netherlands by signing an agreement with Jacks.nl Casino to deliver an assortment of games to this leading operator's customers. Kaan Bulakeri, KingMakers' Head of Gaming, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership in a press release shared by Casino House Group News. He stated,
Gaming Corps is delighted to continue growing its footprint in Africa
Danielle Calafato, the Chief Commercial Officer of Gaming Corps, expressed her enthusiasm about the new partnership. She noted that the company is committed to collaborating with well-established and reputable online casino operators in key global markets.
