The move comes as Livespins aims to “socially charge player experiences via its innovative streaming and bet behind platform,” a statement from the group read. The company is already live with operator CasinoFriday.com.
The deal means that Livespins streamers can now use Platipus Gaming games, which are particularly popular at crypto casinos. A developer of slots and table games, Platipus Gaming was founded in 2015, and comprises titles such as Wild Spin and Joker Chase.
“We are thrilled to have joined forces with Livespins and for its streamers to be able to play our games and broadcast the action to their audiences,” said Platipus Gaming CMO Vladyslav Garanko.
“Streaming is absolutely the future of online casino and this partnership enables us to leverage its huge potential.”
Livespins’ platform allows players to watch the action taking place across the reels, as well as allowing players to be directly involved by betting behind the streamer. It creates a group bet, but each player is able to set their own bet value and number of spins.
Livespins CCO Michael Pedersen commented: “Platipus Gaming has earned a reputation for developing slots that stand out in game lobbies thanks to their striking design and big sound. Gameplay is also next level, with its slots packed full of features and bonuses.
“It is these qualities that make its slots perfect for streamers looking to excite and entertain their audiences with each spin. That we enable players to bet behind the action takes this a step further, and I look forward to our streamers and players enjoying this unique combination.
