ComeOn launches new German brand

Operator ComeOn, Cherry AB’s subsidiary, has announced the launch of a new German market orientated brand named Blitzino.com.

ComeOn launches new German brand

ComeOn’s focus in recent months has been on expanding into its native Swedish market. The subsidiary launched Guest Play in Sweden in June and sent an application for both online and betting licenses in the country earlier this month. However, Blitzino.com is very much focused towards the German market. 

Lahcene Merzoug, CEO of ComeOn, said: “After launching Snabbare and Hajper in Sweden and Nopeampi in Finland, our desire was to bring this business model to Germany.

“As the name suggests, the experience for the customer is faster and easier than anything previously available on the market, so with Blitzino the customer can start playing instantly and get their winnings to their accounts in lightning speed.”

 

 

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