NetBet Italy announces partnership with ESA Gaming
Players on the Italian online casino platform will have access to a library of games from ESA Gaming.
NetBet Italy has signed a deal with ESA Gaming, an online casino games provider, for its EasySwipe™ game library.
The EasySwipe™ games are made using HTML5 technology, which means they allow for better transition between desktop and mobile use.
Players can also use the technology to move from open gaming sessions without affecting gameplay, which can improve cross-selling as it reduces disruption.
Aside from its EasySwipe™ games, ESA Gaming also provides EasyBoost™ promotional tools, poker tournaments and an aggregation service.
Claudia Georgevici, PR Manager at NetBet Italy, said: “We are delighted to collaborate with ESA Gaming and introduce their thrilling games to our Italian players.
“NetBet Italy has always been dedicated to providing the best gaming experience, and this partnership aligns perfectly with our mission.
“We are confident that our new games such as Fruit Staxx, Joker Poker and Egyptian Reels will be warmly welcomed by our customers and become instant favourites.”
This is yet another provider with a focus on HTML5 technology that NetBet Italy has partnered with recently.
Last week, the Italian-based operator signed a deal with WorldMatch for its line of HTML5 games, which include table games, slot machines and iGaming titles.
Thomas Smallwood, Head of Marketing at ESA Gaming, said: “Our partnership with NetBet marks a significant milestone for ESA Gaming as we expand the reach of our content across regulated markets.
“We are thrilled to be working with such a well-respected operator and look forward to delivering our engaging content to their players.”
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