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Tom Horn Gaming Live With Betshop

Online casino games supplier Tom Horn Gaming is pleased to announce it has started supplying its content to one of the most popular sports betting sites in Europe, Betshop.
The operator has gained access to Tom Horn’s entire portfolio of original and highly popular games like 243 Crystal Fruits, Frozen Queen or Blackbeard’s Quest that are sure to stand out among the titles by the leading software providers that are offered by Betshop to its highly demanding player base.
Ondrej Lapides, CEO at Tom Horn Gaming said: “We’re confident our games will be a great success and will become popular with Betshop’s players from the outset and we’re delighted to be part of their extensive slot library. This partnership is further accelerating our growth momentum in European markets, including the regulated Greek market.â€
Speaking about the addition of Tom Horn’s portfolio, Massimiliano Cerfoglia, Product Owner at Betshop said: “We’re positive our players will love the vast diversity of themes, intriguing graphics and solid math models of Tom Horn’s games. Tom Horn Gaming has a proven track record of developing superb slot games and we’re certain they will drive player engagement on our sites.â€
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