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NetBet integrating select Wicked Games titles as part of new collaboration

The operator most recently signed a deal with Speedy Tomatoes Entertainment, primarily focused on the supplier’s PokerPoker games which offer a selection of mobile-first video titles.

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NetBet integrating select Wicked Games titles as part of new collaboration
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NetBet stated the new partnership with Wicked Games ‘reinforces’ the operator’s commitment to strengthening its iGaming position
Wicked Games titles such as Transformers, Nitro 100 and Astro are set to be integrated onto the NetBet platform

NetBet has formed a new partnership with Wicked Games to integrate a selection of online slot titles, described as an ‘exciting step’ in the operator’s commitment to strengthening its position across the iGaming landscape. 

PR Manager for NetBet Claudia Georgevici spoke on the new collaboration, having said, “This partnership with Wicked Games marks an exciting step in strengthening our global content portfolio.

“Their innovative approach to slots makes them a valuable addition to the NetBet family. We’re always looking to bring fresh and engaging content to our players, and we’re confident this collaboration will deliver exactly that.”

Wicked Games titles such as Transformers, Nitro 100 and Astro are set to be integrated onto the NetBet platform, which is currently available in countries such as the UK, France, Greece, Germany and Romania. 

“Partnering with NetBet enables us to bring our games to a broader international audience,” Wicked Games Partnership Manager Alejandro Cristache said. 

“NetBet’s strong global presence and commitment to quality make them an ideal partner as we continue to grow. We’re excited to see our slots available on their platform and look forward to a successful partnership.”

The operator most recently signed a deal with Speedy Tomatoes Entertainment in May, primarily focused on the supplier’s PokerPoker games which offer a selection of mobile-first video titles.

Speedy Tomatoes Entertainment Founder Asko Heiskanen said: “Working with NetBet gives us the opportunity to showcase our Powerpoker games to a wider international audience. 

“Their strong reputation and global reach make them an ideal partner for us as we continue to grow. We’re excited to bring our modern take on video poker to their platform and look forward to a successful collaboration.”

The PokerPoker franchise includes titles such as Double Joker Side Bet Powerpoker, Kings & Queens Side Bet Powerpoker and Joker Poker Powerpoker.

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NetBet announced a new partnership with Galaxsys during March 2026, bringing choice titles from the supplier’s catalogue of online casino games to NetBet’s platform for players in Greece

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