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Hacksaw Gaming partners with Retabet in Spain and Peru

The deal will solidify Hacksaw Gaming’s footprint in both Europe and Latin America.

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Hacksaw Gaming will strengthen its presence in the two countries through the deal
Retabet will be able to offer customers in both countries Hacksaw Gaming’s slot titles

Hacksaw Gaming has signed a partnership deal with Retabet in the Spanish and Peruvian markets. 

Retabet opened its first betting shop in 2008, but has since expanded operations across both Spain and Peru to cover retail and online platforms.

Players visiting the online gaming site will be able to access a curated portfolio of Hacksaw Gaming slots. 

Alvaro Gonzalez, Retabet CMO, said: “The agreement reached with Hacksaw is a significant step in our casino game offering strategy, always based on a commitment to providing our players with a high-quality experience. 

“Being able to offer innovative and engaging entertainment, such as the content Hacksaw currently provides, perfectly aligns with our business vision. 

“We are confident that this will be a long-lasting and successful collaboration.”

This partnership supports the recent European expansion undertaken by Hacksaw Gaming. 

Last month, Hacksaw Gaming partnered with Bonver Win in Czechia, with the operator managing over 50 casinos and land-based gambling venues in the country. 

Equally, Hacksaw Gaming signed a content deal with Mozzartbet in Romania to integrate its titles onto the operator’s platform.

Marcus Cordes, Hacksaw Gaming Operational CEO, said: “Retabet has built a strong reputation in the Spanish and Peruvian markets through a premium, player-focused offering, and we’re delighted to partner with such an established operator. 

“This agreement further strengthens our footprint in two highly competitive, locally licensed markets.”

Interestingly, this deal simultaneously boosts Hacksaw Gaming’s presence in Latin America through the Peruvian-facing platform. 

This marks a particularly strategic deal from the provider.

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Spain legalised online gambling in 2011 and issued the first licence on 1 June 2012

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