Play’n GO Kickstart SiGMA with Success!

The awards are “one of the biggest events in the industry” and take place on the eve of SiGMA, one of the defining occasions of the iGaming calendar.

The award comes as a result of a great year for Play’n GO, which included the release of several high-profile titles, including the hugely popular slots Sweet Alchemy and House of Doom.

The awards were held at Malta Fairs and Conventions Centre and Head of Sales and Account Management Magnus Olsson, was in attendance to pick up the award.

The award is another feather in the cap of Play’n GO, who have had a very strong showing in the industry in 2018 and have picked up a number of awards already along the way.

This win also kicks off Play’n GO’s presence at SiGMA where, this year, they’ll have an amazing stand manned by their largest team ever at the networking event.

CEO Johan Törnqvist was extremely pleased by the recognition and how it points to the strength of Play’n GO’s portfolio:

“We are proud to be recognise with the Games Vendor of the Year Award. We consistently strive to create the most enjoyable and inventive games in the market and this award is a testament to the fact that we are achieving our goals.

It shows us that all of the diligence and effort we put into creating our games is showing in the final product, and we will continue working just as hard to produce market-leading content.”

Founded in 2005, Play’n GO are a leading supplier for slot gaming in the casino industry. One of the first suppliers to recognise and utilise the potential of mobile slot gaming, their innovation has revolutionised the industry and led Play’n GO to the forefront of the casino supplier market. Since its inception Play’n GO have curated a portfolio of award-winning games developed and tailored for compatibility with all devices and operating systems. In addition to this they also provide back-end services and solutions to ensure operators are equipped to provide the ultimate gaming experience; this includes their casino platform and their server-based gaming solution, OMNY.