Asia
Soft2Bet to enter Japanese market with AlfCasino

Casino and sportsbook group Soft2Bet is to go live in Japan for the first time with the launch of its popular AlfCasino brand.
A full suite of live casino games and table games will be available at the site to satisfy the demands of the important market.
Soft2Bets’s partners Evolution will be supplying its live casino, as well as multiple versions of Baccarat, Dragon Tiger and dice games. The titles are set to be rolled out along with the already extensive portfolio of Roulettes, Blackjack tables and Game Shows – Live Casino games with a presenter, such as Money Wheel, Monopoly, Deal or No Deal.
The move will also see the online casino offering players the most popular local payment options such as Ecopayz, StickPay and Venus Point.
Teodora Breskovska, Head of Casino at Soft2Bet, said: “We are thrilled to be entering Japan with AlfCasino, the first brand in our portfolio to be available in this exciting market.
“Looking forward, we are planning to expand our offering to the customers with more games by more software suppliers, as well as a greater variety of promotions to reward the customer’s loyalty. So, stay tuned!â€
Soft2Bet currently operates with SGA, MGA, and Curacao licences, with further certification within the EU set to follow.
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