Latin America
Play’n GO Extends LatAm Presence with BetWarrior Partnership

Today it was announced that Play’n GO content is now live with new LatAm operator BetWarrior.
Launched by Morten Tonneson and José Del Pino, former marketing directors of PokerStars, BetWarrior was created, in part, to redefine the mobile sector of gaming.
As a leading operator on the mobile channel, a deal between Play’n GO and BetWarrior was a natural next step. For BetWarrior, it provides the operator with a wealth of content to maximise their entry into key markets.
For Play’n GO, the deal is the latest in a series of moves which continues their successful expansion into the LatAm region.
BetWarrior co-founder José Del Pino spoke in positive terms about the new partnership:
“We have a clear vision of where we want to go and how to deliver quality entertainment to the players in the region. Play’n GO is an ideal partner for us to join forces with; they bring top quality content and a wealth of experience, that is going to make 2020 a great year for us.”
Magnus Olsson, head of sales and account management at Play’n GO, had this to say:
“BetWarrior has been built by a highly knowledgeable and experienced team, with a deep understanding of the LatAm market. We are very happy to collaborate with them on their successful journey, and we look forward to their players enjoying a quality selection of Play’n GO games.”
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