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EGT Extends its Partnership with Maxbet into Bosnia and Montenegro

Online casino software solutions developer EGT Interactive has extended its long-term partnership with Maxbet into Bosnia and Montenegro. The deals in the two territories follow the success of a collaboration in the Serbian igaming market.
The deals contribute to significant reach increase of EGT Interactive products. Maxbet’s players have already gained access to EGT’s top-performing video slots.
“We are thrilled to expand our partnership across more markets with such a renowned online casino as Maxbet. We are eager to see how we can develop this partnership even further and accomplish our high goals,” Todor Zahariev, Managing Director of EGT Interactive, said.
“After many successful endeavours, projects and launches in Serbia, we are extremely happy to extend our cooperation with EGT to our markets in Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. We are certain that working with EGT will bring our players in other markets a lot of online entertainment, not only for those interested in online casino, but online betting and gaming in general. We have high expectations and goals set up for the future and we look forward to working with EGT to make them real,” Sanja Isakov, Online Casino Business Development Specialist of MaxBet group, said.
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