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Playson bolsters presence in Brazil with KTO partnership

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Playson, the accomplished digital entertainment supplier, has further expanded its footprint in Brazil by penning a deal with local operator KTO.

Playson entered the regulated Brazilian market earlier this year and has so far agreed a line-up of strategic partnerships in a major milestone for the game studio.

As part of its latest agreement, Playson is delivering several top-ranking games to KTO’s player base via the Bragg HUB delivery solution, ensuring a seamless and efficient rollout of its creative portfolio.

KTO is a prominent Brazilian iGaming operator, founded in 2018. It is renowned for providing a rich online casino, sports betting and live gaming experiences from the industry’s most respected providers.

This collaboration marks a significant step in KTO’s growth strategy, which centres around offering the best content for all tastes, with Playson viewed as the ideal partner to achieve these goals.

Cristhian Zito, Sales Manager at Playson, said:

We are thrilled to bring our industry-leading games to Brazilian players through KTO, extending our reach across this thriving market. We are confident that our content will resonate well with KTO’s audience and further strengthen our position in the region.

Bart Lodder, who consulted on behalf of KTO, said:

Playson’s exceptional portfolio is an excellent addition for our customers. Playson’s games are renowned for detailed graphics, exciting features, and player engagement potential. Through this integration, we are continuing to elevate the gaming experience for players in a highly competitive market.

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