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Reevo goes live with Betsson in Brazil

The rollout adds Reevo’s aggregation platform and in-house titles to Betsson’s Brazilian offering as both expand across regulated Latin American markets.

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Key Points
Betsson Brazil integrates Reevo’s aggregation platform and proprietary games through a single integration
Launch forms part of a wider multi-market rollout between the two groups across Latin America
Brazil’s regulated market continues to attract supplier and operator expansion strategies

Reevo has launched its aggregation platform and in-house games with Betsson in Brazil, extending the supplier’s presence in Latin America.

The integration enables Betsson’s Brazilian platform to access Reevo’s portfolio of proprietary titles alongside third-party content available through its aggregation system. 

The rollout is delivered through a single integration, allowing the operator to expand its content offering in the market.

Reevo, a content supplier and aggregation platform provider, continues to build its distribution network across regulated jurisdictions. 

The Brazil launch follows a series of market entries under its ongoing collaboration with Betsson, an operator active across Europe, South America, Asia and North America.

Reevo Head of Business Development, Karl Grech, said: "Going live with Betsson in Brazil is a fantastic milestone for Reevo and an important step forward in our expanding partnership."

He added: "Brazil is one of the most exciting markets in the region and we are proud to bring both our aggregation platform and our in-house games to Betsson’s players."

Betsson Commercial Director LatAm, Andrea Rossi, said: "The launch of Reevo’s content on our Brazilian platform expands the range of entertainment available to our players in one of the fastest growing markets in the region."

Rossi added: "Brazil is an important market for Betsson and partnerships like this allow us to continue strengthening our offering."

The expansion reflects continued supplier and operator activity in Brazil following regulatory developments that have opened the market to licensed operators. Both companies have identified the region as a key area for growth, with additional rollouts expected across other jurisdictions as part of their agreement.

Reevo continues to position its aggregation platform as a route for operators to access multiple studios through a single integration, while also distributing its own portfolio of games across partner platforms. 

Reevo expanded its partnership with Betsson earlier this month by launching in Mexico, where the operator also integrated the supplier’s aggregation platform and proprietary games as part of a wider multi-market rollout strategy.

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