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Reevo secures certification for Portugal market

Approval allows licensed operators in Portugal to access the supplier’s proprietary slot portfolio as it expands across regulated Europe.

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Key Points
Reevo’s in-house games certified for licensed operators in Portugal
Approval supports the supplier’s ongoing expansion across regulated European markets
Portfolio includes proprietary slot titles and regulator-approved content

Reevo has secured certification for its portfolio of in-house games in Portugal, allowing licensed operators in the country to access the supplier’s proprietary titles.

The approval enables Reevo to offer its slot catalogue to operators in one of Europe’s regulated iGaming markets, with games now cleared for distribution following regulatory assessment.

Reevo said its certified offering includes proprietary slot titles designed for mobile play and compliant with jurisdictional requirements.  

The supplier added that the approval reflects its approach to delivering content aligned with regulatory standards while expanding its European footprint.

Reevo Head of Business Development, Karl Grech, said: “Achieving certification in Portugal is an exciting milestone for Reevo and an important step in our European growth strategy.”

Grech added: “We are thrilled to bring our in-house games to Portuguese operators and players." 

Portugal’s online gambling market is regulated by the Serviço de Regulação e Inspeção de Jogos (SRIJ), which oversees licensing and compliance for operators and suppliers active in the jurisdiction.

Reevo said Portuguese operators will gain access to its portfolio of proprietary slot titles, alongside certified content intended for distribution across regulated markets. 

The supplier added that its strategy remains focused on developing proprietary content while expanding in regulated jurisdictions.

The move continues Reevo’s broader expansion across Europe, with the supplier pursuing regulatory approvals in multiple markets as it seeks to scale its distribution footprint among licensed operators.

Earlier this month, Reevo secured a licence to provide games and aggregation services in Greece after receiving approval from the Hellenic Gaming Commission. The seven-year licence allows the supplier to distribute proprietary and third-party content to licensed operators in the country.

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