‘All at Mancala Gaming are excited about this new partnership and the timing is perfect, we’re focused on expanding our presence in the Brazilian market so being able to reach even more players and partners with iTech Gaming is ideal. Plus we’ll be returning to Brazil in April for SIGMA Sao Paulo after a very successful SBC Rio in March. We can’t wait.’
Mancala Gaming is delighted to announce a new partnership with iTechGaming, a leading Brazilian platform provider in iGaming.
Mancala Gaming have just announced another partnership, this time with one of Brazil’s leading casino platform providers. Giving more players access to Mancala’s hit games like Buffalo Goes Wild and recent popular releases like Epic Tower and Fruits and Bombs. Plus more opportunity for partners to access the game-changing bonus tools and tailored promotions created by Mancala.
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