New Aggregation Platform NetEnt Connect Goes Live

One of the leading software developers NetEnt has launched a brand-new aggregation platform called NetEnt Connect. Thanks to it, Red Tiger Gaming slot machines will be available to NetEnt partners. Stay tuned to learn more about the NetEnt Connect platform.

A Host of Fresh Gaming Content

The Swedish software provides has announced that NetEnt Connect, their innovative new aggregation platform, goes live. It will provide their partners with a host of fresh gaming content, states the press release published on the developer’s website. It will include slots by Rid Tiger, the game studio NetEnt has recently acquired.

The NetEnt Connect platform began initially in a closed beta form with Casino Room and more operators will be able to integrate it this year. The aggregation platform is designed to make use of NetEnt far-reaching relationship with customers in multiple regulated markets. It will also enable operators to access the content provided by other partner game suppliers and to benefit from NetEnt Engage, the developer’s bonus and gamification engine.

Over the coming weeks, NetEnt will monitor and validate the initial launch of the new NetEnt Connect platform. A wider launch is planned for early 2020 when it will be available to more customers market by market.

Red Tiger Taps into New Markets via NetEnt Connect

It has been less than three months since NetEnt acquired Red Tiger Gaming. Thanks to the launch of NetEnt Connect, games from the Red Tiger creative kitchen have been made available to multiple existing NetEnt customers.

“The speed with which we have been able to go live with Red Tiger content on some of NetEnt customers bears testament to the hard work and collaboration since the acquisition was completed,” said Henrik Fagerlund, Managing Director of NetEnt Malta and Chief Product Officer adding that NetEnt Connect was a key part of NetEnt strategy going forward.

For red Tiger Gaming, to tap into the reach and markets NetEnt has built up was a key incentive to work with the Sweden-based provider.

“I’m very excited that the early collaboration between the two companies since the deal was completed has allowed NetEnt customers to go live seamlessly with Red Tiger too”, concluded Gavin Hamilton, CEO of Red Tiger.