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Soft2Bet launches YoYoCasino app
Casino and sportsbook platform provider Soft2Bet has unveiled a new mobile application within the Swedish market for its SGA-licensed operator brand, YoYoCasino. YoYoCasino has performed impressively in the territory since launching there last year, attracting a wide range of audiences with a diverse variety of gaming titles and a localised payment option. One of the …
Soft2Bet makes Brazilian debut
Casino and sportsbook operator group Soft2Bet has entered Brazil after the country recently moved to speed up the launch of its regulated sports betting market. Soft2Bet’s acclaimed YoYoCasino and CampoBet, which are part of the operator’s multi-brand portfolio comprising 17 online casinos and sportsbooks, are now live in the promising territory. Boasting a wealth of …
Soft2Bet rolls out YoYoCasino brand across Swedish market
Casino and sportsbook operator group Soft2Bet has launched its YoYoCasino brand in the Swedish market after securing a licence from the country’s gambling regulator, Spelinspektionen. Having been certified by the BMM Laboratories agency, YoYo’s Swedish players now have access to almost 1000 casino games from top providers, along with a live casino section, and an …
Soft2Bet obtains Swedish gaming licence, launches two of its leading brands
Casino and sportsbook operator group Soft2Bet has received SGA licence approval to launch and operate brands on the Swedish regulated market. The company has certified its platform and two of its leading brands, Campobet and YoYoCasino, with established agency, BMM laboratories. After several successful inspections and audits, both are now fully compliant in the regulated …
Playtech acquires Yoyo Games Limited
Software and services provider Playtech has announced the acquisition of UK-based Yoyo Games Limited (Yoyo) for US$16.4 million. The acquisition forms part of Playtech’s strategy to penetrate the casual gaming sector, which already includes Plamee, an internal games development team which was founded in early 2014 and employs more than 120 developers. Headquartered in Dundee, …