“We are planning our titles to go live very soon. Our entry into the Netherlands has been marked with significant interest in CT Interactive content from operators looking to improve their gaming portfolios”, explained Lachezar Petrov, CEO at CT Interactive.
The operators can offer their players base a classic casino feeling through the evergreen games 40 Treasures, nominated for the GAME DEVELOPER AWARDS 2021 of CasinoBeats, 40 Mega Slot, 20 Star Party, Lucky Clover. The thrilling gameplay offered by Brilliants Hot, Duck of Luck, Pot’o Luck, Treasure Hill and many more exciting titles are also ready to bring joy and excitement to Dutch players.
The games provided were selected after careful analysis of the market preferences. Adding to the thrill of the game is the 3-level Hot Luck mystery Jackpot with additional scatter level, which is also certified for the market.
“We know that the Dutch operators are always looking to serve their players better, and we are certain that CT Interactive games will prove extremely popular. Our company is a well-respected name within the gaming industry, and it is a pleasure to enter the Netherlands market and to strengthen the certified operators offering”, explained Martin Ivanov, Business Development Manager at CT Interactive.
He added: “The Netherland emerges as a very competitive market, so our high-quality titles and promotional tools will give our B2B partners a powerful kick-off.
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