Asia
1×2 Network joins hands with Solid Gaming to enhance Asia network
The UK-based 1X2 Network has formed a partnership with Solid Gaming, a content aggregator based on Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas, for strengthening its network in Asia.
The partnership allows Asian operators using Solid Gaming’s content portfolio can now provide their players popular titles from Europe such as Neon Jungle, Diamond Roulette, as well as a suite of virtual sports games.
1X2 Network has built a reputation for designing and developing bold and vibrant games with intelligent math and sophisticated mechanics, delivering an unrivalled player experience.
1X2 Network chief commercial officer Kevin Reid said: “Our games are hugely popular in core markets around the world, and we are thrilled to be able to offer them to Asian operators via Solid Gaming.”
“Each of our games has been designed to take the player experience to the next level through innovative math and mechanics and stunning visuals. We believe they will be a big hit with players across Asia.”
Solid Gaming CEO Thomas Nimstad said: “We go to great lengths to ensure our game portfolio is optimised and tailored to suit the Asian market, and in this regard 1X2 Network’s suite of slots, table games and virtuals are the perfect fit.”
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