Summary
- Octoplay is boldly advancing in Europe by strengthening an existing partnership.
- The partnership with Evoke has now grown to proudly showcase the Mr Green and 888 gambling brands in both the UK and Denmark.
- Just as we did with William Hill, Octoplay is now bringing its beloved games to captivate local players.
Octoplay is strengthening its presence in Europe by partnering with the innovative Swedish studio, Evoke Group, a global powerhouse in the gambling industry. This collaboration brings Octoplay alongside legendary brands like Mr Green and 888, paving the way for exciting new opportunities.
Octoplay set to expand with 888 and Mr Green in Denmark, and the UK
Octoplay and Evoke Group are set to expand their alliance, unveiling an exciting new content partnership that spans both Denmark and the United Kingdom. This latest collaboration promises to bring Octoplay's acclaimed games to audiences across these regions. The bond between the two companies isn't new; they first joined forces in 2024 when Octoplay introduced its games to William Hill, crafting a bespoke version of Jackpot Hunt for the brand. What makes this extension truly significant is the shared commitment of both companies to solidifying their presence in local markets. By offering top-tier products, they aim to captivate gamers with a more personalized touch. Ralitsa Georgieva, Octoplay's Director of Business Development, expressed her enthusiasm: “Expanding our partnership with Evoke through 888 and Mr Green underscores our dedication to delivering distinguished content. This marks our third partnership in Denmark and yet another successful launch in the UK, reaching even more players. Evoke’s Head of Content Operations, Keiron Downs, mirrored this optimism, acknowledging Octoplay as a vital source of groundbreaking gaming content for Denmark and the UK’s vibrant player communities. This strategic expansion is a testament to the strong results of our existing partnership and our trust in Octoplay's ability to provide phenomenal gaming experiences," Downs concluded.
