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Soft2bet casts a spell with Cadabrus

Company puts on a show with magic-themed casino conjuring spellbinding gamification features
Casino and sportsbook platform provider Soft2bet has successfully launched MGA-licensed operator brand, Cadabrus.
Players will be welcomed onto the site by a charming rabbit with a love for magic tricks, with further immersive features available for purchase in the shop as bettors look to reach the next level by collecting new achievements.
Cadabrus marks Soft2bet’s latest addition to a portfolio of more than 20 innovative operator brands, following on from the hugely successful launch of its first gamified online casino, the jungle-themed Wazamba.
The company’s SGA, MGA and Curacao licences allow partners and players across the globe to benefit from its premium quality offering, with further certification from within the EU set to follow in the near future.
Commenting on the launch, Soft2bet CEO Boris Chaikin said: “Players in the mood to be entertained should sit back and enjoy the show we’ve put on with the spellbinding new casino, Cadabrus.
“With world class gamification features, an immersive theme and a diverse plethora of engaging games to match, it’s a brand that continues our track record of producing products that stand out from the crowd.”
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