Online casino games developer, Betsoft Gaming Limited, has just signed an agreement with up-and-coming Asian operator, HBet63, that will have the Malta-based company supply their array of 3D Slot games to the markets of Singapore, Malaysia and China.
It has been a busy (and successful) year for Betsoft so far: in January they penned a similar agreement with Suprnation, which operates in Scandinavia, while last month they successfully negotiated their entry to the Lithuanian market. Additionally, just before the deal with HBet63 was sealed, the brand agreed to provide HBG Online Gaming with their 3D slot games, thus entering the Italian market.
Now, this latest deal will grant HBet63 full access to the developer’s full portfolio, as well as its HTML5 gaming platform, with the emphasis being on Slots3 – video slot games played in a 3D environment, which has turned out to be all the rage with players and was met with universal critical acclaim. The Asian market is the largest online gaming market in the world and HBet63 is a relatively young operator with a promising start, which is what Joya Zhang, Betsoft Gaming’s representative, claims was a big factor when the company decided on this deal: “We foresee a fruitful partnership with [HBet63] as it expands in iGaming’s most active market. It provides great customer service, which is critical in our business.”
HBet63 also did not try to hide its sheer satisfaction with the deal, and is confident this partnership will help it cover a wide range of devices across mobile and desktop. HNet63 representative, Vincent Yao, went on to exclaim how he has never before seen “games that run so smoothly with such beautiful intense graphics,” adding that the company is certain that these games will prove to be very popular with their players.
Betsoft was founded in 2006, and produced its first Slots3 title in 2010. In 2016, the brand successfully migrated all of its products from Flash to HTML5, to comply with the new industry standard. Its games are available on more than 100 casino operators around the world.