Comtrade Gaming Partners with Mansion88

Comtrade Gaming has entered into a strategic technology partnership with Mansion88. The deal will see M88 migrate to iCore, the Comtrade’s Enterprise Gaming Platform.

iCore platform offers scalability for the highest player volumes, market-leading stability and uptime. Combing with M88’s proprietary live casino and sportsbook, iCore will allow further product diversification to enhance their competitive advantage through superior player management features.

“Mansion is currently going through a phase of evolution and Comtrade Gaming will now play a key role in shaping the future of our technical capabilities. We have always been at the cutting edge with our propriety sportsbook and live dealer software, we will now have a back end platform to help us support this and realise the future business ambitions. We invested a lot of time analysing the platform market and Comtrade Gaming was a clear choice for an enterprise of our size and scale,” Mansion spokesman said.

“The Mansion deal represents a huge win for Comtrade Gaming. Mansion is a major player in the industry, they have a fantastic brand with a great history and we are very proud to be partnering with them. We have been present in Asia and Europe for 6 years now providing iCore to many tier 1 clients and this partnership cements our place as the go to PAM provider for enterprise level operators. Integrating multiple in-house products and combining with this with many 3rd party products into a single seamless backend takes a lot of planning and expertise to mitigate any business risk,” Steven Valentine, Director of Interactive at Comtrade Gaming said.

“Comtrade Gaming is built on a consistent foundation of successful project delivery. Many operators tolerate poor vendor service or major issues with their own legacy software due to the fear of platform migration. We prove time and again that our vast experience and flexible approach with individual client needs makes us a very reliable choice for operators looking to improve their platform technology,” Steven Valentine added.