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Patagonia Entertainment Signs Content Deal with END 2 END

Patagonia Entertainment has signed a content deal with Multiplayer Bingo supplier, END 2 END.
END 2 END creates cutting edge multiplayer Bingo software. Patagonia’s clients will gain access to the portfolio through its Gaming Aggregation Platform, which is designed for mobile-first and converges the land-based casino experience seamlessly.
END 2 END’s bingo titles are HTML5-ready and feature 75-ball & 90-ball Bingo Games perfectly suited for web, tablets and smartphones. The supplier is renowned for its immersive designs, user-friendly interfaces and live chat rooms. All games are incredibly easy to integrate with land-based bingo halls and with a physical point-of-sale.
“END 2 END’s multiplayer bingo content is truly excellent and we cannot wait to add these titles to our Gaming Aggregation Platform. These games will enrich any of our clients’ offering,” Patagonia Entertainment’s Global Business Development Manager Victor Arias said.
“We are delighted to partner with Patagonia Entertainment and be able to offer our Bingo Multiplayer content through its aggregation platform. We’re certain that this partnership will allow us to expand our business to operators and jurisdictions, where Patagonia Entertainment already has a strong presence,” Alejandro Revich, CEO and Founder of END 2 END said.
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