Evolution to provide Flutter's Sky Betting & Gaming with its live casino service

B2B online casino solutions provider Evolution announced Tuesday that it has signed an agreement with Sky Betting & Gaming, part of gaming group Flutter, for the provision of its live casino service.  

This latest deal will see Evolution’s live casino content launch on Sky Betting & Gaming’s brands Sky Vegas, Sky Bet, and Sky Bingo. Other Sky Betting & Gaming brands include Soccer Saturday Super 6, Sky Sports Fantasy Football, and ITV7, which Evolution deemed "UK’s most popular free-to-play sports games." 

The Flutter-owned Sky umbrella gaming brand is already live with Red Tiger online slots games and is soon to re-launch NetEnt online slots too. Both Red Tiger and NetEnt are sister brands of Evolution within the Evolution Group. 

Sky Betting & Gaming is the latest Flutter brand to sign with Evolution following what it described at the time as "a landmark deal" to provide live casino to two of their other brands, Paddy Power and Betfair.  

Andrew Rushgrove, Gaming MD at Sky Betting & Gaming, said: "We recognize the strong performance of Evolution’s live casino portfolio and the sheer breadth and variety of content, which is growing all the time. Sky Vegas is proud to be the UK’s most popular online Casino, and we see a great opportunity in the Live Casino market."

"Evolution has some stand-out titles in this space, such as Crazy Time and Lightning Roulette, along with an exciting 2023 roadmap, so we’re delighted to be able to put their content in front of our players," he stated. 

For his part, Gionata La Torre, Evolution’s Chief Executive Officer in Europe, added: "We are honored to partner with yet another Flutter company, and one with such an impressive line-up of household name gaming brands."

"Sky Betting & Gaming delivers incredible experiences in sports betting and online gaming to millions of players across the UK. We are very much looking forward to adding to those player experiences with our world-leading live casino,” La Torre concluded.