Pragmatic Play expands in Latin America through new multi-vertical deal with Sysgaming

Content provider to the iGaming industry Pragmatic Play announced Monday it is growing its presence in South America through a multi-product deal with operator Sysgaming.

Sysgaming’s customers now have access to Pragmatic Play’s slots, including hit title Gates of Olympus, as well as recent releases like Striking Hot 5 and Down the Rails.

In addition to its slot vertical, Pragmatic Play’s catalog of Live Casino products will support the deal, with casino classics such as Roulette and Blackjack featuring alongside modern gameshow titles like Sweet Bonanza CandyLand and Mega Wheel.

The supplier's Virtual Sports content – which includes a selection of popular sports including Football, Horse Racing, and Greyhound Racing – is also included in the deal, to provide players with virtual renditions of popular sporting events.

"This agreement follows a string of recent deals that have cemented Pragmatic Play’s status in the wider region of Latin America," notes the company.

Victor Arias

Victor Arias, Vice President of Latin American Operations at Pragmatic Play, said: “We’re thrilled to grow in South America with an established brand like Sysgaming, helping us to establish a strong foothold in the territory. We expect players to enjoy the variety of award-winning content that we are known for, with this impressive deal allowing us to reach more players than ever before.

Fernando Ribeiro at Sysgaming, added: “Our recently established partnership with Pragmatic Play truly demonstrates our status as an up-and-coming brand within South America. Our customers will have access to three different verticals from the provider, with each offering a different way form of entertainment, so we couldn’t be happier.”

The deal follows Pragmatic Play's expansion of its existing Estelarbet partnership, announced last week. The gaming provider's partnership with the operator is now set to include Pragmatic Play's Bingo offering in Brazil, Chile, Peru, Ecuador.