Gaming Corps extends reach in Africa with Betway partnership
Players in African regions can now access Gaming Corps' suite of games, spanning Crash, Mine, Table, Slot titles and Plinko.
Supplier Gaming Corps has expanded into Africa through a strategic partnership with Betway Group, covering key territories like Ghana, Nigeria, Tanzania and Zambia.
Operator Betway is a part of Super Group and has established itself through associations, including a partnership with Premier League football club West Ham United.
Titles like Raging Zeus Mines, Wild Woof, Super Hot Stacks and the recent Lobster Hotpot are part of the portfolio offered. Additionally, classic Gaming Corps titles such as Jet Lucky 2 and Coin Miner will also be available on Betway.
Danielle Calafato, Gaming Corps’ Chief Commercial Officer, said: “This is a significant step forward for Gaming Corps as part of our efforts to grow our brand in Africa and we hope to bring our expanding list of games to more players across the region. I’m very excited about our upcoming plans and look forward to sharing more in due course.”
Hailee Cook, Product Manager at Betway Group, added: “I’m very excited to offer these games to our players and I look forward to hosting more Gaming Corps titles at Betway as they continue to produce content.”
This partnership follows Gaming Corps’ recent collaboration with QTech Games, expanding their presence by integrating their content into QTech’s platform across regions in Asia, Latin America, the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) and Africa.
Gaming Corps holds licences from various regulatory bodies, including the Swedish Gaming Authority, Gibraltar, the Netherlands, Greece, Estonia and Spain.
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