Gaming Realms Expands Reach in the Netherlands with New Partnership.
Gaming Realms, a leading provider of mobile-focused gaming content, has increased its foothold in the Netherlands following a partnership with the emerging operator hardrockcasino.nl, which operates under a brand license agreement of Hard Rock Digital.
As the new operator launches, a selection of Gaming Realms’ popular games will be available to players, including recent hits such as Slingo Gold Cash Freespins and Slingo Capital Gains. These will be offered alongside popular legacy titles like Slingo Centurion.
The agreement with hardrockcasino.nl will see Gaming Realms extend its reach in the Dutch market, which has become a key region for the company’s commercial growth plans. The partnership will allow Gaming Realms to reach a wider audience of engaged players, and coupled with a growing portfolio of exciting games, is well-positioned to continue its expansion in the Dutch market and beyond.
Nicola Buckingham, Commercial Account Executive at Gaming Realms, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration. "We're excited to join forces with a fresh operator like hardrockcasino.nl. Its vision aligns perfectly with our 2024 goals of bringing our innovative titles to new audiences while expanding our reach in new and existing markets," Buckingham stated.
Paul Strikers, CEO at hardrockcasino.nl, highlighted the importance of a diverse game library in attracting players. “A strong library of titles is essential to attract players upon launch and we're thrilled to be offering Gaming Realms’ iconic Slingo games. Its diverse portfolio adds variety, while its IP-integrated titles will be a major draw for new players. We know our audience has an appetite for these dynamic experiences," Strikers said.
This partnership represents a significant step for Gaming Realms as it continues to establish itself as a key player in the Dutch online gaming market. With a growing selection of popular and engaging games, the company is poised to attract a broad range of players and drive further growth in the region.
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