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EGT Digital’s Games with a Successful Start in Armenia

EGT Digital has crossed the European borders and is now in Asia. Its online slots are available to players in Armenia on the betting site of the popular local operator Goodwin, which offers the attractive titles from Bell Link, High Cash, Single Progressive Jackpot and will soon add the rest of the games from the Bulgarian provider’s portfolio.
Tsvetomira Drumeva, Head of Sales at EGT Digital, said: “We are happy to enter the Armenian market and are very grateful that Goodwin has given us this opportunity. I am confident that we will have great success in the country, considering the excellent results of our games so far.”
Goodwin management also commented positively on the collaboration with the Bulgarian company: “EGT Digital’s proposals perfectly fit our concept of offering fresh and attractive content which provides players with exciting gaming experience and makes them come back to our website again and again. We expect the titles of Clover Chance jackpot and the multiplayer xRide, which we will be integrating in the near future, to receive warm acceptance as well.”
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