Pragmatic Play to provide its gaming portfolio to Argentina's Casino de Corrientes

iGaming content supplier Pragmatic Play has bolstered its position in Latin America after signing a partnership agreement with Argentina's Casino de Corrientes. Pragmatic Play will integrate its portfolio of Slots, Live Casino, and Virtual Sports content into the casino's online offering, expanding its player reach in the province of Corrientes.

Casino de Corrientes will soon gain full access to Pragmatic Play's range of products, including fan-favorite slot Sugar Rush 1000 and popular Live Casino titles such as Auto Roulette and Blackjack X.

"This latest partnership deal highlights Pragmatic Play's strategic efforts to expand its presence in the country, with its wide range of innovative and entertaining products already resonating well with players in the Latin American market," the company said.

Victor Arias, Vice President of Latin American Operations at ARRISE powering Pragmatic Play, said: "Pragmatic Play is thrilled to partner with Casino de Corrientes and integrate its award-winning range of Slots, Live Casino and Virtual Sports content onto the operator's online casino offering.

"This partnership with Casino de Corrientes is key for the provider and the operator, which will soon enjoy the immersive and innovative qualities of Pragmatic Play's portfolio."

Martín Carena, President at Casino de Corrientes, added: "We are excited to be partnering with Pragmatic Play, which marks a milestone for us as we continue to elevate our offering.
 
"Supplying our customers with the most entertaining online casino content in Latin America is key to our long-term growth and partnering with Pragmatic Play will help us succeed in accomplishing this."

Earlier this month, the supplier expanded its Live Casino offering with Mega Sic Bac, a new four-dice game featuring unique side bets and random boosted payouts of up to 5,000x.  Four regular dice, two each for the Player and Banker, are rolled in individual shakers. The aim of the game is to predict which, if either, will achieve the highest two-dice total.