Central Europe

CT Interactive Enters the Slovakian Regulated Market

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October 18, 2022

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CT Interactive has entered the Slovakian regulated market after completing the process of obtaining certificates for offering specially selected content and solutions. The testing and certifying have covered all aspects of the game offerings, and CT Interactive has met the extensive requirements.

“We are very pleased to take this step into the Slovakian market and look forward to launching our games with local operators soon,” Lachezar Petrov, CEO at CT Interactive, said.

He added that the company continues to deliver on its strategy to grow by strengthening positions in the regulated markets.

“We pride ourselves on being a reliable, trustworthy and secure partner to customers and players,” he added.

CT Interactive has prepared an initial package of market-tailored games for Slovakia. The original games are 20 Star Party; Big Joker; Cherry Crown; Devil’s Fruits; Hot 7’s X 2; Lucky Clover, Pick the Pig, Hell’s Sevens, Coffee Magic, Chilli Fruits, and more are very soon to come along with its intriguing Jackpot concepts.

“Now that we have entered the Slovak market, we are thrilled to continue delivering high-quality, enthralling games and gaming solutions to our partners,” Lachezar Petrov said.

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